The Virtual Environment Workstation Project (VIEW) at NASA's Ames Research Center has
developed a remotely controlled stereoscopic camera system that can be used for …

The virtual window display is a hybrid of the head-coupled, helmet-mounted display and the
fixed CRT mounted on a tabletop. Moving the CRTs from the operator''s head retains the …

A head-mounted, wide-angle, stereoscopic display system controlled by operator position,
voice and gesture has been developed for use a multipurpose interface environment. The …

The objective of a Visual Telepresence System is to provide the operator with a high fidelity
image from a remote stereo camera pair linked to a pan/tilt device such that the operator …

A head-mounted, wide-angle, stereoscopic display system controlled by operator position,
voice and gesture has been developed at NASA's Ames Research Center for use as a …

This paper describes a system for visual telepresence that slaves the motion of an
electromechanical stereo head/eye platform to that of an operator's head. Features on the …

Visual telepresence seeks to extend existing teleoperative capability by supplying the
operator with a 3D interactive view of the remote environment. This is achieved through the …

This paper presents a review of the design and development of the Yorick series of active
stereo camera platforms and their integration into real-time closed loop active vision …

A telerobot control system using stereoscopic viewing has been developed. The objective of
the system is to implement a world-model mapping capability using live stereo video to …

A Helmet Mounted Display system has been developed. It provides the capability to display
stereo images with the viewpoint tied to subjects' head orientation. The type of display might …