Burdet, Etienne

Ivanova, Ekaterina

Li, Zhibin

Rouxel, Quentin

Sena, Aran

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This paper presents a novel teleoperation system, which has been designed to address challenges in the remote control of spaceborne bimanual robotic tasks. The primary interest for designing this system is to assess and increase the efficacy of users performing bimanual tasks, while ensuring the safety of the system and minimising the user’s mental load. This system consists of two seven-axis robots that are remotely controlled through two haptic control interfaces. The mental load of the user is monitored using a head-mounted interface, which collects eye gaze data and provides components for the holographic user interface. The development of this system enables the safe execution of tasks remotely, which is a critical building block for developing and deploying future space missions as well as other high-risk tasks

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Haptic Bimanual System for Teleoperation of Time-Delayed Tasks

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Haptic Bimanual System for Teleoperation of Time-Delayed Tasks

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