US20250050236
2025-02-13
Human necessities
A63H30/00
The communication system is designed to enable remote operation of a target device using a controller worn on the user's hand. This system comprises three main components: the controller, the operation target, and a relay apparatus. The controller detects finger movements and provides external stimuli to the user, while the operation target performs actions based on received information. The relay apparatus serves as an intermediary, facilitating communication between the controller and the operation target.
This invention pertains to the realm of remote communication systems aimed at enhancing remote interactions to mimic face-to-face communication more closely. By integrating tactile feedback and motion detection, it addresses limitations in conveying non-verbal cues that are typically challenging to express through traditional audio and video communication methods.
The primary issue addressed by this system is the inadequacy of simple automation control systems in conveying complex expressions and content remotely. The solution involves using a controller with motion detection and stimulus provision capabilities to create a more immersive communication experience. This setup allows users to feel as though they are engaging in direct interaction, despite being physically distant from the operation target.
The system can be configured in various forms, such as an exoskeleton or a combination of glove and exoskeleton designs. The operation target might take different shapes, like a humanoid puppet or an abstract form with embedded actuators. Power can be supplied externally or via built-in batteries for both the controller and the operation target, providing flexibility in deployment.