Virtual reality human–robot interaction technology acceptance model for learning direct current and alternating current

Lo, Chih-Min; Wang, Jian-Hong; Wang, Hsing-Wen

doi:10.1007/s11227-022-04455-x

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“…In this study, we leverage VR devices to enhance human intuition and interaction with virtual entities, enabling interactions and control operations with real-world devices. Some research has demonstrated innovative interfaces for HRC [37], rendering virtual robot systems based on received joint angles from the actual robot's controller. This increases the resemblance between virtual and actual robots.…”

Section: Vr Robotics Interfacementioning

confidence: 99%

Research on Teleoperated Virtual Reality Human–Robot Five-Dimensional Collaboration System

Zhang,

Liu,

Duan

et al. 2023

Biomimetics

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In the realm of industrial robotics, there is a growing challenge in simplifying human–robot collaboration (HRC), particularly in complex settings. The demand for more intuitive teleoperation systems is on the rise. However, optimizing robot control interfaces and streamlining teleoperation remains a formidable task due to the need for operators to possess specialized knowledge and the limitations of traditional methods regarding operational space and time constraints. This study addresses these issues by introducing a virtual reality (VR) HRC system with five-dimensional capabilities. Key advantages of our approach include: (1) real-time observation of robot work, whereby operators can seamlessly monitor the robot’s real-time work environment and motion during teleoperation; (2) leveraging VR device capabilities, whereby the strengths of VR devices are harnessed to simplify robot motion control, significantly reducing the learning time for operators; and (3) adaptability across platforms and environments: our system effortlessly adapts to various platforms and working conditions, ensuring versatility across different terminals and scenarios. This system represents a significant advancement in addressing the challenges of HRC, offering improved teleoperation, simplified control, and enhanced accessibility, particularly for operators with limited prior exposure to robot operation. It elevates the overall HRC experience in complex scenarios.

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Section: Vr Robotics Interfacementioning

confidence: 99%

Research on Teleoperated Virtual Reality Human–Robot Five-Dimensional Collaboration System

Zhang,

Liu,

Duan

et al. 2023

Biomimetics

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“…It is the most important, personalized, dynamic, and unique design element among many design elements in modern visual communication design. However, it is a part of modern design as a whole, which is closely linked and complementary to other design elements [ 3 ]. Font design must obey the form of design platform, conform to the content of design creativity, and meet the needs of layout.…”

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Font Design Optimization Model for New Media Short Video Based on Virtual Reality Digital Processing Technology

Zhu

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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Time is not a static idea, but neither is the evolution of the media and design industries. Our creative tools and the media have seen a significant transformation in the last 20 years. Digital technology will shape the media and design industries in the future. Until the next major technological revolution, digitalization will have a lasting effect on the media and design industries. The development and liberation of many designers’ ideas and perspectives thanks to modern digital processing technology for virtual reality has sparked an unprecedented “boom” in design. People’s senses of sight, sound, and touch will be completely satisfied thanks to the incorporation of such technologies in the design process. A vast history and rich cultural heritage can be found in the field of font design. It has continuously played a crucial role in the advancement of science and technology. The creation of a new media short video typeface based on digital processing technology for virtual reality is suggested in this study. After mastering the font style, the new media short video font is extracted using virtual reality digital processing technology, and the identification system is built utilising virtual three-dimensional technology. The simulation test and analysis are done last. The proposed approach has an accuracy that is 9.34% greater than the conventional technique, according to simulation findings. This outcome demonstrates in detail how font design becomes more humanized when virtual reality digital processing technology is used. It demonstrates how people and information interact and genuinely stress the importance of human participation and dominance. Ethics and aesthetics are combined in font design. The fashion and aesthetic ideas of the new century are reflected in it like a mirror. As a result, font design is now being pursued in a new way, and its new application concept unquestionably has a significant impact on the design sector today.

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Could virtual reality be the next approach for international students learning Maltese?

Żammit

2024

Education Tech Research Dev

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This study examines the potential of virtual reality (VR) technology in language learning, specifically for the Maltese language. Despite the popularity and advancement of VR, its use in teaching minor languages like Maltese has not been extensively explored. The concern is that the lack of technological resources may lead to the extinction of the Maltese language in the digital world. The study utilizes a primarily qualitative research methodology, with a minor quantitative component, to collect data from twenty-five teachers regarding the use of VR in Maltese language learning contexts. The findings reveal both the potential benefits and challenges of using VR in teaching Maltese as a second language (ML2). Although the participants have not used VR for teaching Maltese due to the absence of Maltese VR apps, they have experience with VR in English. They praise VR for its ability to create an immersive and engaging learning environment with entertaining features. However, the study also highlights several challenges associated with VR, including high costs, the bulkiness of headsets, and technical issues. It underscores the pressing need for additional research and development in this field to ensure the preservation of the Maltese language in the digital era.

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Virtual reality human–robot interaction technology acceptance model for learning direct current and alternating current

Cited by 8 publications

References 16 publications

Research on Teleoperated Virtual Reality Human–Robot Five-Dimensional Collaboration System

Research on Teleoperated Virtual Reality Human–Robot Five-Dimensional Collaboration System

Font Design Optimization Model for New Media Short Video Based on Virtual Reality Digital Processing Technology

Could virtual reality be the next approach for international students learning Maltese?

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