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This presentation summarizes NASA's future plans and current technology programs for telerobotics and is represented by ...
Pivirotto, Donna L.
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This paper introduces a generalizable telerobotic solution for the coupling between manual and machine workflow tracks to facilitate the incorporation of personnel-required procedures in lab automation processes.
Yunze Shi +3 more
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Telerobotics: Research needs for evolving space stations
It is argued that triplicate planning for telerobotics applicable to space stations is needed. It is important to carry out research to accomplish tasks: (1) with man alone (such as extra-vehicular activities), (2) with autonomous robots, and (3) with ...
Stark, L.
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Japanese Journal of Sociology, Volume 35, Issue 1, January/December 2026.
Anthony Elliott
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Human Exploration Telerobotics (HET)
Overview of the Human Exploration Telerobotics (HET ...
Fong, Terry
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Plan recognition for space telerobotics
Current research on space telerobots has largely focused on two problem areas: executing remotely controlled actions (the tele part of telerobotics) or planning to execute them (the robot part).
Goodman, Bradley A., Litman, Diane J.
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Advanced Robotics for the Next-Generation of Cardiac Interventions
With an increasing number of elderly individuals, the demand for advanced technologies to treat cardiac diseases has become more critical than ever. Additionally, there is a pressing need to reduce the learning curve for cardiac interventionalists to ...
Majid Roshanfar +6 more
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Wearable Haptic Interfaces for Telerobotics
Telerobotics is the process by which human operators control the movement of robots to achieve specific tasks. However, conventional control interfaces, such as joysticks and remote controllers, are not intuitive to use for novice users.
Ramachandran, Vivek
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Bilateral Control Architectures for Telerobotics
This chapter introduces and surveys bilateral (master-slave) control methods and system architectures for telerobotics known in the literature. The discussion takes a focus most relevant to subsequent chapters, see [1–3] for complementary and more ...
J. Barrio +4 more
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Experimental Head-Up Display for Space Telerobotics
Space telerobotics take place in a perceptionally highly demanding and unintuitive environment, which is characterized by a distinct lack of natural references regarding position, velocity and orientation.
Wilde, M.;Hamacher, J. P.;Walter, U.
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