Quantitative Indexes to Evaluate Operator?s Bearing, Difficulty in Task, and Machine Operability when Remotely Controlling Backhoe

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum

Shigeomi Nishigaki

Organization:: Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Pages:: 8
File Size:: 521 KB
Publication Date:: Aug 1, 2013

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This paper presents quantitative indexes to evaluate operator?s bearing, difficulty in a task, and machine operability when an operator remotely controls a backhoe, and reports the use cases. The quantitative indexes would give her/him the opportunity to reflect on her/his works, and enable us to gain in-depth insight into the teleoperation, and furthermore give us with promising hints to improve it.

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APA: Shigeomi Nishigaki (2013) Quantitative Indexes to Evaluate Operator?s Bearing, Difficulty in Task, and Machine Operability when Remotely Controlling Backhoe

MLA: Shigeomi Nishigaki Quantitative Indexes to Evaluate Operator?s Bearing, Difficulty in Task, and Machine Operability when Remotely Controlling Backhoe. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2013.

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