Title :
Antarctic undersea exploration using a robotic submarine with a telepresence user interface
Author :
Stoker, Curol R. ; Burch, D.R. ; Hine, Butler P., III ; Barry, James
Author_Institution :
NASA Ames Res. Center, Moffett Field, CA, USA
fDate :
12/1/1995 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
This field experiment used a telepresence-controlled, remotely operated underwater vehicle to study sea-floor ecology in Antarctica. In using environmental data to create the virtual reality model in near real-time, this experiment represents the first combined use of telepresence and virtual reality for scientific purposes
Keywords :
ecology; environmental science computing; marine systems; real-time systems; seafloor phenomena; telerobotics; user interfaces; virtual reality; Antarctic undersea exploration; environmental data; near real-time modelling; remotely operated underwater vehicle; robotic submarine; sea-floor ecology; telepresence user interface; virtual reality model; Antarctica; Biological system modeling; Cameras; Head; Humans; Remotely operated vehicles; Robots; Underwater vehicles; User interfaces; Virtual reality;
Journal_Title :
IEEE Expert