This project explores the potential of Augmented Robotic Telepresence (ART) to improve on trustworthiness, inclusion/accessibility and independence afforded to remote users of Mobile Robotic Telepresence (MRP).

Currently, while MRP have autonomous systems features such as collision avoidance, they do not typically allow for physical manipulation of the environment, have been found to engender limited trustworthiness, and have yet to achieve widespread adoption.

We will co-design and study ART, which draws on Augmented Reality (AR), Internet of Things (IoT), and robotic actuation with stakeholders in societally significant domains (workplaces, museums, commerce, education and healthcare).

Project Team

Meet Our Project Team

Ayse Kucukyilmaz

Assistant Professor in Computer Science, University of Nottingham,

Lead Contact

Horia Alexandru Maior

Transitional Assistant Professor in Computer Science, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator

Sylvaine Tuncer

Lecturer in Work, Interaction & Technology, King’s College London

Co-Investigator
Dr Maria Galves Trigo gives a talk in the Great Hall

Maria Galvez Trigo

Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Computer Science, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator
Professor Joel Fischer on stage giving a talk

Joel Fischer

Professor of Human-Computer Interaction, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator

Stuart Reeves

Associate Professor, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator

Paul Luff

Professor in Organisations and Technology, King’s College London

Co-Investigator
Gary Burnett

Gary Burnett

Professor of Transport Human Factors, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator

Dominic Price

Horizon Digital Economy Research Fellow, University of Nottingham

Research Fellow

Praminda Caleb Solly

Professor of Embodied Intelligence, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator
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