As virtual reality (VR) devices become increasingly commonplace, asymmetric interactions
between people with and without headsets are becoming more frequent. Existing video pass …

We introduce reverse pass-through VR, wherein a three-dimensional view of the wearer's
eyes is presented to multiple outside viewers in a perspective-correct manner, with a …

As VR technology advances and network speeds rise, social VR platforms are gaining
traction. These platforms enable multiple users to socialize and collaborate within a shared …

BiReality (aka Mutually-Immersive Telepresence) uses a teleoperated robotic surrogate to
provide an immersive telepresence system for face-to-face interactions. Our goal is to …

Interacting with people across large distances is important for remote work, interpersonal
relationships, and entertainment. While such face-to-face interactions can be achieved using …

For telepresence to support the richness of multiparty conversations, it is important to convey
motion parallax and stereoscopy without head-worn apparatus. TeleHuman2 is a …

The mobility and ubiquity of mobile head-mounted displays make them a promising platform
for telepresence research as they allow for spontaneous and remote use cases not possible …

This study presents Portal Display, a screen-based telepresence system that mediates the
interaction between two distinct spaces, each using a single display system. The system …

Virtual reality (VR) has been becoming increasingly prevalent in daily lives of humans in
various settings. One of the concerns for this technology in becoming mainstream is the …

We propose a telepresence system with a real human face-shaped screen. This system
tracks the remote user's face and extracts the head motion and the face image. The face …