Toward Enhanced Teleoperation Through Embodiment

Internet enhanced teleoperation: Toward a remote supervised delay regulator

Toward Advanced Teleoperation in Space

J In general, teleoperation implies continu ous perceptive and cognitive human operator involvement in the control of remote manipulators. Typically, the human control is a manual / — . one, and the basic information feedback is through visual irna~ Continuous human operator v’ involvement in teleoperation has both advantages and disadvantages. The disadvantages become quite dramatic when there...

enhanced efl listening skill through computer-assisted vocabulary glossing

abstract listening is a key and main tool in second language skill and its development is of prime concern to teachers and learners. furthermore, the application of technology in language classrooms has become more commonplace in the last fifty years. computer and the internet have made foreign language materials easy to access and use. so, the present study is an attempt to examine the effec...

Enhanced Teleoperation for D&D

Remote systems will be essential for reducing risk to human workers from hazardous radiation and difficult work environments, while improving productivity and reducing costs. The major drawback of currently available remote manioulator system is that teleoperation is slow and imprecise. The presented work focuses on enhancing remote operation of tools for D&D tasks by introducing teleautonomy a...

Toward a deeper understanding of embodiment.

This article sets the stage for a debate, played out in two subsequent articles in this issue by Glenberg and by Mahon, regarding the role of embodied conceptual representations in cognitive operations such as language understanding and object identification. On an embodied view of cognition, championed by Glenberg, conceptual knowledge and thought are necessarily grounded in sensorimotor repre...