X Laboratory, Netherlands

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Formerly - ESA Telerobotics & Haptics Laboratory

Website - deltaxlab.com

youtube.com/TeleroboticsLab

Founder, CEO, CTO - Andre Schiele

Projects:

METERON, Multi-Purpose End-To-End Robotic Operation Network, project

Interact Centaur rover

Eurobot, rover

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X-Arm-2 Exoskeleton and KUKA LWR Demo in 3D Augmented Reality

Uploaded on Nov 25, 2011

X-Arm-2 Exoskeleton controlling lightweight robot LBR with 3D augmented reality

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ESA METERON Project (Animation)

Published on Jul 9, 2012

A video trailer of the proposed ESA Project METERON (Multi-Purpose End-To-End Robotic Operation Network). METERON is a technology demonstration experiment including the International Space Station ISS. A set of novel haptic control devices (Force-reflecting joystick, exoskeleton, 3D display) will be used by Astronauts from on-board the ISS to control robotic systems on ground. Technology validation will be for transparent bi-lateral telemanipulation, shared autonomous operations and autonomous operations. The METERON experiment will validate technology candidates for future exploration mission usage. METERON is an ESA-led mission proposal with intended participation by DLR, Roscosmos and NASA

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An exoskeleton to remote-control a robot | Andre Schiele

Published on Jul 7, 2014

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Andre Schiele, leading ESA's telerobotics lab, demonstrates a very special remote robotic operations. Donning an exoskeleton that weighs just 10 kg, he controls a robot at ESA's technical heart in Noordwijk, the Netherlands -- over 400 km away.

Andre Schiele will explore how robotics technology developed for the ISS may enable a breakthrough for robotics technologies on Earth.

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Bringing telerobotics into space

Published on Jan 15, 2016

In space all human perception changes. Researchers at the TU Delft and ESA are working on an emerging field, exploration telerobotics. Bringing actual robotics and haptic controls into space.

Faculty: Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering
Researcher: Andre Schiele