CaFe-TeleVision: A Coarse-to-Fine Teleoperation System with Immersive Situated Visualization for Enhanced Ergonomics
Zixin Tang, Yiming Chen, Quentin Rouxel, Dianxi Li, Shuang Wu, Fei Chen

TL;DR
CaFe-TeleVision is a teleoperation system that improves efficiency and ergonomics through a coarse-to-fine control mechanism and immersive situated visualization, validated by user studies and quantitative performance metrics.
Contribution
The paper introduces a novel coarse-to-fine control and immersive visualization framework that enhances teleoperation ergonomics and efficiency, validated on a humanoid robot with challenging tasks.
Findings
Significantly reduces user task load and increases acceptance.
Outperforms comparative methods with up to 28.89% higher success rate.
Speeds up task completion by 26.81%.
Abstract
Teleoperation presents a promising paradigm for remote control and robot proprioceptive data collection. Despite recent progress, current teleoperation systems still suffer from limitations in efficiency and ergonomics, particularly in challenging scenarios. In this paper, we propose CaFe-TeleVision, a coarse-to-fine teleoperation system with immersive situated visualization for enhanced ergonomics. At its core, a coarse-to-fine control mechanism is proposed in the retargeting module to bridge workspace disparities, jointly optimizing efficiency and physical ergonomics. To stream immersive feedback with adequate visual cues for human vision systems, an on-demand situated visualization technique is integrated in the perception module, which reduces the cognitive load for multi-view processing. The system is built on a humanoid collaborative robot and validated with six challenging…
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Taxonomy
TopicsTeleoperation and Haptic Systems · Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts · Tactile and Sensory Interactions
