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CONSTRUCTION ROBOT TELE-OPERATION WITH A VR-AIDED DISPLAY: WORKSPACE VIEWPOINT MANIPULATION EFFECT
Ahmad A. Yusof, Xinxing Tang, Takuya Kawamura , and Hironao Yamada
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10.2316/Journal.206.2011.4.206-3490
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(206) International Journal of Robotics and Automation - 2011
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