A Mixed Reality Human Robot Interaction Interface Using Hand Tracking and Stereo Vision for Construction Applications

Damith Tennakoon1, Mojgan Jadidi1, SeyedReza RazaviAlavi2
1 Lassonde School of Engineering, York University, Canada
2 Northumbria University, UK
DOI: 10.35490/EC3.2024.275
Abstract: The modern day construction site is able to complete complex tasks using highly skilled on-site workers and robust machinery. On-site workers face severe physical injuries from unforeseen accidents due to construction site dynamics. This project proposes and implements a mixed reality human robot interaction system, utilizing stereo vision systems and hand tracking algorithms, to teleoperate a robot arm within a simulation. Results demonstrate enhanced depth and situational awareness in the robot workspace versus traditional teleoperation. This research allows operators to safely perform complex construction tasks remotely with a robot arm using a head-mounted display.
Keywords: Construction, Hand tracking, human-robot interaction, Mixed reality, Stereo Vision

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