Supporting Co-operative Work Through Ubiquitous Awareness-Filtration Mechanisms

Rameshsharma Ramloll, Department of Computing Science, University of Glasgow

In this second part of my talk, I will describe the evaluation of my awareness filtration strategies and present some use-case scenarios of the multi-user desktop. If time permits, I will also discuss any future work that may arise from this research effort. I will be glad to discuss any criticisms which I am sure are many.

For more information contact: ramesh@dcs.gla.ac.uk

Teleoperation of robots or mechanical devices

Wai Yu, Department of Computing Science, University of Glasgow

This talk is about the research work I have done on teleoperation which means human operators controlling robots or mechanical devices remotely. A brief description of teleoperation and the current research interests in the field will be given. Then I will introduce my work which is the development of a telerobotic system for exploring human and computer co-operative control.

For more information contact: rayu@dcs.gla.ac.uk