DOE OSTI · 1014573
Controlling motion using a human machine interface
Abstract
Machine motion is directed using a graphical interface by establishing an icon in an image, displaying the icon in images having perspectives such that the icon is rendered in a corresponding relative position in the second images and moving the icons in the second images when the icon is moved in the first image, the movement being constrained along a line projected from a camera point associated with the first image and a target destination. Actions are defined using the icon and a set of action descriptors. The dominant motion space is constrained to a spherical coordinate frame centered on a vision locus and machine motions are mapped to coincide therewith based on a graphical interface view.
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McDonald, Michael J., Gladwell, T. Scott, Anderson, Robert J.. 2010-09-21. Controlling motion using a human machine interface. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1014573
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