Quest2ROS2: A ROS 2 Framework for Bi-manual VR Teleoperation
Jialong Li, Zhenguo Wang, Tianci Wang, Maj Stenmark, Volker Krueger

TL;DR
Quest2ROS2 is an open-source ROS2 framework that enhances bi-manual VR teleoperation by overcoming workspace limitations, providing intuitive control, safety features, and flexible control modes for improved robot data collection.
Contribution
It introduces a modular, workspace-independent VR teleoperation framework with real-time visualization and versatile control modes, expanding capabilities beyond existing solutions.
Findings
Overcomes workspace limitations via relative motion control
Provides real-time visualization and safety features
Supports multiple control modes for operator flexibility
Abstract
Quest2ROS2 is an open-source ROS2 framework for bi-manual teleoperation designed to scale robot data collection. Extending Quest2ROS, it overcomes workspace limitations via relative motion-based control, calculating robot movement from VR controller pose changes to enable intuitive, pose-independent operation. The framework integrates essential usability and safety features, including real-time RViz visualization, streamlined gripper control, and a pause-and-reset function for smooth transitions. We detail a modular architecture that supports "Side-by-Side" and "Mirror" control modes to optimize operator experience across diverse platforms. Code is available at: https://github.com/Taokt/Quest2ROS2.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTeleoperation and Haptic Systems · Tactile and Sensory Interactions · Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts
