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English: Online adaptation of the OMS by eBR in the teleoperation scenario. It is shown how the OMS that is adapted by eBR supports the current state, i.e., success or failure in the recognition of important information, of an operator who is teleoperating a robotic arm. In case a failure in the recognition of important, i.e., task-relevant, information is detected, the important information is repeated after a short while. In case that success in the recognition of important information was detected, the important information will not be repeated for a longer time during which a response of the subject is monitored. In case the response is missing within the extended response time the important information is repeated although BR detected success in the recognition of the important, i.e., task-relevant, information. |
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Source | Video S1 from Kirchner E, Kim S, Straube S, Seeland A, Wohrle H, Krell M, Tabie M, Fahle M (2013). "On the Applicability of Brain Reading for Predictive Human-Machine Interfaces in Robotics". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0081732. PMID 24358125. PMC: 3864841. | ||
Author | Kirchner E, Kim S, Straube S, Seeland A, Wohrle H, Krell M, Tabie M, Fahle M | ||
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Author | Kirchner E, Kim S, Straube S, Seeland A, Wohrle H, Krell M, Tabie M, Fahle M |
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Image title | Online adaptation of the OMS by eBR in the teleoperation scenario. It is shown how the OMS that is adapted by eBR supports the current state, i.e., success or failure in the recognition of important information, of an operator who is teleoperating a robotic arm. In case a failure in the recognition of important, i.e., task-relevant, information is detected, the important information is repeated after a short while. In case that success in the recognition of important information was detected, the important information will not be repeated for a longer time during which a response of the subject is monitored. In case the response is missing within the extended response time the important information is repeated although BR detected success in the recognition of the important, i.e., task-relevant, information. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2013 |
Language | English |