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Users lack immersion and intuitive control when remotely operating robotic arms in hazardous environments.

lightbulbPractical problemXR Remote Collaboration and Telepresence Communication

Users lack immersion and intuitive control when remotely operating robotic arms in hazardous environments.

UbiComp '22Demo: I Am a Robot: First-person Robotic Arm Control with Hand Motions in Virtual Reality

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