Guangtao Zhang, J. P. Hansen, Katsumi Minakata, A. Alapetite, Zhongyu Wang
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Abstract
Eye-gaze interaction is a common control mode for people with limited mobility of their hands. Mobile robotic telepresence systems are increasingly used to promote social interaction between geographically dispersed people. We are interested in how gaze interaction can be applied to such robotic systems, in order to provide new opportunities for people with physical challenges. However, few studies have implemented gaze-interaction into a telepresence robot and it is still unclear how gaze-interaction within these robotic systems impacts users and how to improve the systems. This paper introduces our research project, which takes a two-phase approach towards investigating a novel interaction-system we developed. Results of these two studies are discussed and future plans are described.
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