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Citations number
24
Categorie Soggetti
AI Robotics and Automatic Control
Journal title
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS MAN AND CYBERNETICS PART A-SYSTEMS AND HUMANS
The contribution to spatial awareness of adding a roll degree-of-freedom (D
OF) to telepresence camera platform yaw and pitch was examined in an experi
ment where subjects judged direction and rotation of stationary target mark
ers in a remote scene. Subjects viewed the scene via head-slaved camera ima
ges in a head-mounted display. Elimination of the roll DOF affected rotatio
n judgment, but only at extreme yaw and pitch combinations, and did not aff
ect azimuth and elevation judgement. Systematic azimuth overshoot occurred
regardless of roll condition. Observed rotation misjudgments are explained
by kinematic models for eye-head direction of gaze.