Asymmetric collaboration through tele-presence

Authors:
Ashutosh Morde;Carlos Correa;Jun Hou;S. Kicha Ganapathy;Allan Krebs;Ivan Marsic;Mourad Bouzit;Lawrence Rabiner
Affiliations:
Rutgers University, NJ;Rutgers University, NJ;Rutgers University, NJ;Rutgers University, NJ;Rutgers University, NJ;Rutgers University, NJ;Rutgers University, NJ;Rutgers University, NJ
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2004 ACM SIGMM workshop on Effective telepresence
Year:
2004

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Abstract

A heterogeneous distributed system that enables people in geographically separate locations to share a common workspace is presented. In particular, the applicability of such a system to the notion of asymmetric collaboration is illustrated by a chess scenario. In our system one user (novice) works in the real world and the other user (expert) works in a parallel virtual world. They are assisted in this task by an Intelligent Agent (IA) with considerable knowledge about the environment.