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Ecological interface enabling human-embodied cognition in mobile robot teleoperation
advanced, we should consider what are the ideal human–computer relationships for their interactions. This means that the human and computer subsystems should be structured and designed to work in mutually cooperating ways, and the quality of system decision and control depends greatly on the quality of information generation on its interfaces.