-
-
Recent Posts
Archives
Categories
Pilot Presence Blog Roll
- Autonomous Robots Blog
- BotJunkie
- Everything Robotic
- GetRobo (Japanese)
- Hizook
- Humanoides
- I Heart Robotics
- IEEE Spectrum on Robotics
- Life in the Robotics Lab
- Microsoft Robotics Blog
- PCMag
- Plastic Pals
- Robot News (Sweden)
- RoboticsNedir
- Robots-Dreams
- Robots.net
- RobotShop Blog
- Robotsnob
- Robotworld
- Singularity Hub
- Smashing Robots
- The Robot Report
- Tim Hornyak from CNET
- Trossen Robotics
- W3 EDGE, Optimization Products for WordPress
Tag Archives: remote presence
Remote Presence Links for January 6, 2011
One of my favorite things I love comes straight out of some of my must-read sites like O’Reilly’s Radar and Colin’s ePolitics where they do a summary of interesting links/posts on remote presence / telepresence robots. I will endeavour to do this every week – and maybe twice a week. Continue reading
Posted in Remote Presence Links
Tagged CES, Kinect controls, remote presence, telepresence robots, webcams
Leave a comment
The coming challenge of remote presence social norms as per MIT Tech Review
If these robots are to introduce an era of effortless interaction with machines, the changes may have to come from us, not them. “As these machines appear in the workplace, we will see completely new social norms forming around them,” says Takayama. We humans may have to learn to judge people represented by electronic bodies differently from those we can see in the flesh. Continue reading
RoboDynamics demos the TiLR and hints about the Luna
Our friend Fred Nikgohar shows his local CBS affiliate the future of robot telepresence with his TiLR system. In the course of the conversation, he hints at a newer version called the Luna. Continue reading
Posted in Remote Presence Systems, RoboDynamics, RPS Companies, TiLR
Tagged Fred Nikgohar, Luna, remote presence, RoboDynamics, robot telepresence, TiLR
1 Comment
Welcome to Pilot Presence!
I will use this site to post links of stories I have seen that are relevant as well as my own thoughts on what/where remote presence and/or robot telepresence will go. I welcome you aboard on this journey. Continue reading