Presentation

Telekinetic Drive: Controlling Robots with Intent-Leaking Micro-Motions
SessionEmerging Technologies
DescriptionWe propose Telekinetic Drive, a robot control system which directly connects user intent to control output by utilizing bodily micro-motions that unconsciously leak out when the user intends to operate. Participants move a robot arm through mental effort without wearing any devices or explicitly moving their bodies for control.
Contributors
Genki Akimoto
RCAST, The University of Tokyo
Shuto Takashita
RCAST, The University of Tokyo
Tomoya Sasaki
RCAST, The University of Tokyo
Tokyo University of Science
Hiroto Saito
RCAST, The University of Tokyo
Masahiko Inami
RCAST, The University of Tokyo
Event Type
Emerging Technologies
TimeMonday, 20 July 202610:30am - 5:00pm PDT
LocationConcourse Hall
Session TimeMonday, 20 July 202610:30am - 5:00pm PDTTuesday, 21 July 202610:00am - 5:00pm PDTWednesday, 22 July 202610:00am - 5:00pm PDTThursday, 23 July 202610:00am - 3:00pm PDT
LocationConcourse Hall
Interest Areas
Research & Education
Keywords
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Computer Vision
Dynamics
Image Processing
Physical AI
Robotics
Spatial Computing
Registration Categories
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Full Conference
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