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Participants collaborate using a spatial dynamic voting SDV interface that allows them to vote on a sequence of images via a network such as the Internet The SDV interface runs on each client computer and communicates with a central server that coll
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CollaborativeTeleoperationUsingNetworkedSpatialDynamicVoting KENGOLDBERG,SENIORMEMBER,IEEE,DEZHENSONG,STUDENTMEMBER,IEEEANTHONYLEVANDOWSKI,STUDENTMEMBER,IEEEInvitedPaperWedescribeanetworkedteleoperationsystemthatallowsgroupsofparticipantstocollaborativelyexploreliveremoteenvironments. Fig.1.TheSDVinterfaceasviewedbyeachuser.Intheremoteenvironment,thetele-actortakesimageswithadigitalcamerawhicharetransmittedoverthenetworkanddisplayedtoallparticipantswitharelevantquestion.Withamouseclick,eachuserplacesacolor-codedmarker(avotelorvotingelement)ontheimage.Usersviewthepositionofallvotelsandcanchangetheirvotelpositionsbasedonthegroupsresponse.Votelpositionsarethenprocessedtoidentifyaconsensusregioninthevotingimagethatissentbacktothetele-actor.Inthismanner,thegroupcollaboratestoguidetheactionsofthetele-actor.withvideocameras.Prosthetichandswerealsoappliedtoteleoperation[62].Morerecently,teleoperationisbeingcon-sideredformedicaldiagnosis[5],manufacturing[22],andmicromanipulation[59].Sheridan[60]providesanexcellentreviewoftheextensiveliteratureonteleoperationandtele-Networkedrobots,controllableovernetworkssuchastheInternet,areanactiveresearcharea.Inadditiontothechal-lengesassociatedwithtimedelay,supervisorycontrol,andstability,on-linerobotsmustbedesignedtobeoperatedbynonspecialiststhroughintuitiveuserinterfacesandtobeac-cessible24hoursaday.TheMercuryProjectwasthefirstpubliclyaccessiblenetworkedrobot[26],[27];itwenton-lineinAugust1994.Workingindependently,ateamledbyK.TaylorandJ.TrevelyanattheUniversityofWesternAustralia,Crawley,Australia,demonstratedaremotelycontrolledsix-axistele-robotinSeptember1994[15],[33].TherearenowdozensofInternetrobotson-line,abookfromMITPress[29],andanIEEETechnicalCommitteeonInternetandOnlineRobots.See[32],[34][36],[38],[40],[48],[50],[58]forexamplesofrecentprojects.Tanieetal.[12]proposedausefultaxonomyfortele-operationsystems:SOSR,single-operatormultiple-robot(SOMR),andmultiple-operatormultiple-robot(MOMR).MostnetworkedrobotsareSOSR,wherecontrolislimitedtoonehumanoperatoratatime.Tanieetal.analyzedanMOMRsystemwhereeachoperatorcontrolsonerobotarmandtherobotarmshaveoverlappingworkspaces.Theyshowthatpredictivedisplaysandscaledratecontrolareeffectiveinreducingpick-and-placetaskcompletiontimesthatrequirecooperationfrommultiplearms[12].InanMOMRprojectbyElhajjetal.[17],[18],twore-motehumanoperatorscollaboratetoachieveasharedgoalsuchasmaintainingagivenforceonanobjectheldatoneendbyamobilerobotandbyamultijointedrobotattheother.Theoperators,distantfromtherobotsandfromeachother,eachcontroladifferentrobotviaforcefeedbackde-vicesconnectedtotheInternet.Theauthorsshowboththeo-reticallyandexperimentallythatevent-basedcontrolallowsthesystemtomaintainstablesynchronizationbetweenoper-atorsdespitevariabletimelagontheInternet.MOMRmodelsarealsorelevanttoon-linecollaborativegamessuchasQuakeTheSimsOnline,whereplayersremotelycontrolindividualavatarsinasharedvirtualenvironment.InSOMRsystems,onehumanoperatorcontrolsmultiplerobots.Avariantisno-operatormultiple-robot(NOMR)sys-tems,sometimescalledcollaborativeorcooperativerobotics,wheregroupsofautonomousrobotsinteracttosolveanob-jective[2].Recentresultsarereportedin[9],[16],[54],andandAnumberofSOSRsystemshavebeendesignedtofacili-tateremoteinteraction.PaulosandCannysPersonalRovingPresence(ProP)telerobots,builtonblimporwheeledplat-forms,weredesignedtofacilitateremotesocialinteractionwithasingleremoteoperator[51],[52].Hamel[31]studiedhownetworkedrobotscanbeusefulinhazardousenviron-ments.Fongetal.studySOSRsystemswherecollaborationoccursbetweenasingleoperatorandamobilerobotthatistreatedasapeertothehumanandmodeledasanoisyinfor-mationsource[20].RelatedexamplesofSOSRcobotsareanalyzedin[1],[7],[41],[44],[45],and[61].Oneprecedentforanon-lineMOSRsystemisdescribedinMcDonaldetal.[46].Forwastecleanup,severalusersas-sistremotelyusingpoint-and-direct(PAD)commands[10].Userspointtocleanuplocationsinasharedimageandarobotexcavateseachlocationinturn.InthisInternet-basedMOSRsystem,collaborationisserialbutpipelined,withoverlap-pingplanandexecutionphases.Theauthorsdemonstratethatsuchcollaborationimprovesoverallexecutiontime,butdonotaddressconflictresolutionbetweenusers.Pirjanianstudieshowreliablerobotbehaviorcanbeproducedfromanensembleofindependentprocessors[53].Drawingonresearchinfault-tolerantsoftware[39],Pirjanianconsiderssystemswithanumberofhomogenousprocessorssharingacommonobjective.Heconsidersavarietyofvotingschemesandshowsthatfault-tolerantbehaviorfusioncanbeoptimizedusingpluralityvoting[8],butdoesnotconsiderspatialvotingmodelssuchasours.In[24],wepresentanInternet-basedMOSRsystemthataveragedmultiplevectorinputstocontrolthepositionofanindustrialrobotarm.Wereportexperimentswithmazefol-lowingthatsuggestedthatgroupsofhumansmayperformbetterthanindividualsinthepresenceofnoiseduetocentrallimiteffects.In[25],weusedfiniteautomatatomodelcollaboratingusersinaMOSRsystemsuchasCinematrix,acommercialetal.:COLLABORATIVETELEOPERATIONUSINGNETWORKEDSPATIALDYNAMICVOTING431 Fig.2.Systemarchitecture.ParticipantsontheInternetviewandvotingonaseriesofvotingimages.Thehumantele-actor,withhead-mountedwirelessaudio/videolink,movesthroughtheremoteenvironmentinresponse.Thelocaldirectorfacilitatesinteractionbypostingtextualqueries.system[11]thatallowslargeaudiencestointeractinathe-aterusingplasticpaddles.Tomodelsuchsystems,weaver-agedanensembleoffiniteautomataoutputstocomputeasinglestreamofincrementalstepstocontrolthemotionofapointrobotmovingintheplane.Weanalyzedsystemperfor-mancewithauniformensembleofwell-behaveddetermin-isticsourcesandthenmodeledmalfunctioningsourcesthatgosilentorgenerateinvertedcontrolsignals.Wefoundthatperformanceissurprisinglyrobustevenwhenasizablefrac-tionofsourcesmalfunction.Outsideofrobotics,thenotionofMOSRisrelatedtoaverybroadrangeofgroupactivitiesincludingsocialpsy-chology,voting,economics,marketpricing,trafficflows,etc.TheAssociationforComputingMachineryorganizesannualconferencesoncomputer-supportedcollaborativelearningandcomputer-supportedcooperativework.Surveysofre-searchinthisbroadercontextcanbefoundin[3],[19],[21],[28],[37],[47],and[55].Wenotethattheconceptofhuman-mountedcameraswithnetworkconnectionsisnotnovel:thereisextensiveliteratureonwearablecomputersystems[42],[43].Thefocusofourresearchisoncollaborativecontrol.Apreliminaryreportonthetele-actorsystemappearedin[30].III.SThetele-actorsystemarchitectureisillustratedinFig.2.Asthetele-actor(seeFig.3)movesthroughtheenvironment,cameraimagesaresenttothetele-actorserverfordistribu-tiontousers,whorespondfromtheirInternetbrowsers.Uservotingresponsesarecollectedatthetele-actorserver,whichupdatesJavaappletsforallusersandforthetele-actorinthefield.Thetele-actorcarriesalaptopwhichcommunicatestotheInternetusingthe2.4-GHz802.11bwirelessprotocol.Acamerapersonwithasecondcameraprovidesthird-personperspectivesasneeded.Usingthisarchitecture,theusers,thetele-actorserver,thelocaldirector,thecameraperson,andthetele-actorcommunicateviatheInternet. Fig.3.Thehumantele-actortransmitsimagesfromtheremoteenvironmentusingthehelmet-mountedvideocameraandrespondstouservotes.HelmetdesignbyE.Paulos,C.Myers,andM.Fogarty.(PhotobyB.Nagel.)IV.SDVUNTERFACEWehavedevelopedanewgraphicalinterfacetofacilitateinteractionandcollaborationamongremoteusers.Fig.1il-lustratestheSDVinterfacethatisdisplayedonthebrowserPROCEEDINGSOFTHEIEEE,VOL.91,NO.3,MARCH2003 Fig.4.Navigationquery.Participantsindicatewheretheywantthetele-actortogo. Fig.5.Pointquery.Participantspointoutaregionofinterestinthevotingimage.ofallactivevoters.Usersregisteron-linetoparticipatebyselectingavotelcolorandsubmittingtheire-mailaddresstothetele-actorserver,whichstoresthisinformationinourdatabaseandsendsbackapasswordviae-mail.TheserveralsomaintainsatutorialandaFAQsectiontofamiliarizenewuserswithhowthesystemworks.UsingtheSDVinterface,votersparticipateinaseriesof30-to60-svotingimages.Eachvotingimageisasingleimagewithatextualquestion.IntheexamplefromFig.1,thetele-actorisvisitingabiologylab.Votersclickontheirscreenstopositiontheirvotels.UsingtheHTTPprotocol,thesepositionsaresentbacktothetele-actorserverandappearinanupdatedvotingimagesenttoallvotersevery35s.Inthisway,voterscanchangetheirvotes.Whenthevotingcycleiscompleted,SDVanalysisalgorithmsanalyzethevotingpatterntodetermineaconsensuscommandthatissenttothetele-actor.TheSDVinterfacediffersfrommultiple-choicepollingbecauseitallowsspatiallyandtemporallycontinuousinputs.Tofacilitateusertrainingandasynchronoustesting,thetele-actorsystemhastwomodes.Intheoff-linemode,votingimagesaredrawnfromaprestoredlibrary.Intheon-linemode,votingimagesarecapturedlivebythetele-actor.Bothoff-lineandon-linemodeshavepotentialforcollaborativeeducation,testing,andtraining.Inthispaper,wefocusontheon-linemode.Figs.47illustratefourtypesofSDVqueriesandtheirassociatedbranchingstructures.Ineachcase,thepositionofthemajorityofvotelsdecidestheoutcome.Wetriedincludingalivevideobroadcastingstreambutfoundthatduetobandwidthlimitations,theresolutionandframerateisunacceptableforlow-latencyapplications.Standardvideobroadcastingsoftwarerequiresabout20sofbufferedvideodataforcompression,whichintroducesunacceptabledelaysforlivevisits.WearehopingthiscanbereducedinthefuturewithfasternetworkssuchasInternet2.V.HARDWAREANDOFTWAREThetele-actorWebserverisanAMDK7950-MHzPCwith1.2-GBmemoryconnectedtoa100-Mb/sT3line.TheVideoserverisalsoanAMDK7950-MHzPCwith512-MBmemoryconnectedtoa100-Mb/sT3line.ThelocalbasestationcouldbeanymachineontheInternetequippedwithJava-enabledWebbrowsers.Theprimarytele-actoriscar-ryinga600-MHzSonypicture-booklaptopwith128-MBmemoryconnectedtoa11-Mb/s802.11bwirelessLANattheremotesite.IthasaUSBvideocard,whichcapturesvideoat320 240resolution.ThecamerapersonhasaPentiumIII750-MHzSonyVaiolaptopwith256-MBmemorywithsim-ilarUSBvideocapturedevice.Thelaptopsdirecttheirvideodisplaystohand-mountedTVstoprovideupdatesonvotingpatterns.Fig.2showsthattheprimarytele-actorhasaCanoncameramountedonherhelmet.Fig.8showsthatthecamer-apersonhasaSonycamcorderwithnightvisioncapability,whichprovidesveryhigh-qualityimageandvideostream.Bothofthemareequippedwithashutterlikedevicetoallowthemtocapturethepreciousmomentintheliveevent.Customsoftwareincludes:1)theclient-sideSDVbrowserinterfacebasedonJava;2)thetele-actorimagecaptureandcommunicationsoftware;3)thelocalbasestationvotingquestionformulationinterface;and4)thetele-actorserver.Duringtheon-linemode,thelocaldirectorusesaJavaapplettoaddtextualquestionstovotingimages.Duringbothon-lineandoff-linemodes,thetele-actorserverusescustomCandC++applicationstomaintainthedatabaseandcommunicatewiththelocalbasestationandwithallactivevoters.Thetele-actorserverrunsRedhatLinux7.1andtheApacheWebserver1.3.20.TheResinetal.:COLLABORATIVETELEOPERATIONUSINGNETWORKEDSPATIALDYNAMICVOTING433 Fig.6.Opinionquery.Votelpositioncanbeanywherebetweenextremevaluestoindicatedegreeofopinion. Fig.7.Multiple-choicequery.Avariationonthepointquerywithasmallnumberofexplicitoptions.2.0.1Apacheplug-inandSunJDK1.3.1withMysqldata-base3.23.36provideJavaserverpagestohandletheuserregistrationanddatalogging.VI.PROBLEMEFINITIONANDAsillustratedinFig.9,usersexpressresponsesbyclickingonthevotingimagetospatiallyindicateapreferredobjectordirectioninthefieldofview.Asanalternativetosemanticanalysisofthevotingimage,weconsidervotelsasspatialdistributionsandidentifypreferredconsensusregionsintheimage.Wethenusetheseregionstodefinetwometrics[Online]Available:http://www.caucho.com Fig.8.Hardwareconfigurationforthecameraperson.Thehardwareconfigurationofthetele-actorissimilarbuthasahelmet-mountedcamera. Fig.9.Evolutionofvotingimageasvotelsarrive.forindividualandgroupperformanceintermsofleadershipandcollaboration.A.ProblemDefinition1)VoterInterestFunctions:Considerthe thvotingimage.Theserverreceivesaresponsefromuser intheformofan( )mouseclickonimage attime .Wedefinethecorresponding Eachvotelrepresentsausersresponsetothevotingimage.Wemodelsuchresponseswithavoterinterest,adensityfunctionbasedonthebivariatenormaldistribution where isthemeanvectorand isa2 2variancematrix,suchthat where istheareaofthevotingimage.Since isaboundedtwo-dimensionalregion,thevoterinterestfunctionisatrun-catedbivariatenormaldensityfunctionwithmeanat asillustratedinFig.10.PROCEEDINGSOFTHEIEEE,VOL.91,NO.3,MARCH2003 Fig.10.Interestfunctionsandconsensusregions.(a)and(b)showtheinterestfunctionforasinglevoter.(c)and(d)showanensembleinterestdensityfunctionforfivevoters.(e)and(f)illustrateresultingconsensusregions.2)EnsembleInterestFunction:Whenvotingonimage endsatstoppingtime ,thelastvotelreceivedfromeachof activevotersdetermines ,asetof votels.Wedefineensembleinterestfunctionforvotingimage asthenor-malizedsumofthesevoterinterestfunctions 3)ConsensusRegions:Wecanextractspatialregionsfromtheensembleinterestfunctionasfollows.Let bethemaximumoftheensembleinterestdensityfunction,andlet besomevaluebetween0and1.Ahorizontalplaneatheight definesanisodensitycontourintheensembleinterestfunctionthatdefinesasetofofoneormoreclosedsubsetsofthevotingimage etal.:COLLABORATIVETELEOPERATIONUSINGNETWORKEDSPATIALDYNAMICVOTING435 Table1SDVAnalysisofVotingImageFromFig.11 Intervalsandwidthsareinpixels.AsillustratedinFig.10,werefertothesesubsetsassensusregions Sincethereare voters, Given , ,ratio ,andvariancematrixfunction ,wecancomputetheconsensusre- B.EnsembleConsensusRegionGiven , ,theensembleconsensusregionisaregionwiththemostvotels.Let if otherwise Thecount isthenumberofvotelsinsideconsensusregion ofvoting .Breakingtiesarbitrarily,let ,theensemblecon-sensusregion,beany withmax Aconsensusregioncanbeprojectedontoalineinthevotingimageplanetoobtainaconsensus.Table1summarizesvotelanalysisforthevotelsshowninFig.11,whereconsensusregionsareprojectedontothe axistoob-tainthreeconsensusintervals.Consensusintervalthree,withthemostvotels,istheensembleconsensusinterval.C.LeadershipMetricOnewaytoscoreindividualperformanceistodefineameasureofleadership.Bydefinition,aleaderisanindividualwhoisfollowedbythegroup.Incollaborativeteleoperation,aleaderisanindividualwhoanticipatestheconsensus,byvotingearlyinapositionthatcorrespondstowhatemergeslaterastheensembleconsensusregion.Wecanformalizethisbasedonamovingaverageofvotelarrivaltimesandensembleconsensusregionsasfollows. where istheleadershipmetricofvoter for voting isthevoter svotelarrivaltimeforthe voting Fig.11.Votingimageofanindustrialrobotarmwith27votels. isthetotalvotingtimeforvotingimage ,and isanoutcomeindex if otherwise Recallthat istheconsensusregionofvotingimage and[ ]isthepositionofvoter svotelat ; isthemovingaverageof randomvariables .Ifweassumethateachvotingimageisin-dependent,andthatthevariablesareidenticallydistributed, willconvergetoitstruemeanasthe and Wecandetermineaconfidenceintervalusingthecentrallimittheoremforafinite .Itisimportanttochooseafinite becauseeachvotingimageisnotindependent.Leadershipcanalsobecomputedincrementally Fig.12illustratestheleadershipmeasureforfourparticipantsasitevolvesoveraseriesofvotingimages.D.CollaborationMetricTowhatdegreearevoterscollaborating?Wedefineamea-sureofcollaborationbasedonthedensityofvotelsineachconsensusregion.Forconsensusregion invotingimage definethevoteldensityratioas where isthevoteldensity(votesperunitarea)forcon-sensusregion , istheoverallaveragevoteldensityforthevotingimage , isnumberofvotelsinconsensusre- , istheareaorwidthoftheconsensusregion , PROCEEDINGSOFTHEIEEE,VOL.91,NO.3,MARCH2003 Fig.12.Movingaverageoftheleadershipmeasureforfourparticipantsover14votingcycles.Table2SDVAnalysisforAnotherVotingImage isthetotalnumberofvotes,and istheareaofthevotingimage.Thismetricisproportionaltotheratio andin-verselyproportionaltotheareaoftheconsensusregion.Themetricishighwhenmanyvotesareconcentratedinasmallconsensusregionandlowwhenvotesareuniformlyspreadamongmultipleconsensusregions.Wecanalsocomputeanoverallcollaborationlevelforvotingimage whichcanmeasurehowfocusedthevotelsare.Table2givesresultsforanothervotingimage.Thecol-laborationmeasureforeachconsensusregionisgiveninthelastcolumnofTables1and2.InTable2,thedatasuggeststhatusersarecollaboratinginafocusedmannertovoteforconsensusintervaltwoeventhoughithasfewervotesthanconsensusintervalthree.VII.FThispaperdescribesanetworkedteleoperationsystemthatallowsgroupsofparticipantstocollaborativelyexploreremoteenvironments.Weproposetwoinnovations:theSDV,anetworkedinterfaceforcollectingspatialinputsfrommanysimulataneoususers,andthetele-actor,askilledhumanwithcamerasandmicrophoneswhonavigatesandperformsactionsintheremoteenvironmentbasedonthisinput.Wepresentedproblemformulation,systemarchitectureandinterface,andalgorithmsforprocessingvotingdata.Collaborativeteleoperationsystemswillbenefitfromad-vancesinbroadbandInternet,localwirelessdigitalstandards(802.11x),videoteleconferencingstandards,andgigahertzprocessingcapabilitiesatbothclientandserver.Weareworkingonefficientalgorithmsforconsensusidentificationandscoringtomotivateuserinteraction.Wewillperformaseriesoffieldtestswithdifferentusergroupsanddifferentremoteenvironments.Inrelatedresearch,wearedevelopingcollaborativetele-operationsystemswherethesharedresourceisamachinesuchasaroboticpan-tilt-zoomcamera.Ourgoalissystemsthatareviableforverylargegroups(1000personandup),al-lowingcollectiveexplorationovernetworkssuchasInternet2andinteractivetelevision.Thelatestversionofoursystemcanbefoundathttp://www.tele-actor.net.CKNOWLEDGMENTTheauthorswouldliketothankE.PaulosandD.Pescovitzforvaluableinputoninitialexperiments;J.DonathandherstudentsatMITMediaLab;E.Paulos,C.Myers,andM.Fogartyforhelmetdesign;theotherstudentswhohaveparticipatedintheprojectA.Ho,M.McKelvin,I.Song,B.Chen,R.Aust,M.Metz,M.Faldu,V.Colburn,Y.Khor,J.Himmelstein,J.Shih,K.GopalGopalakrishnan,F.Hsu,J.McGonigalandM.Last;oursponsorsattheNationalScienceFoundation,Intel,andMicrosoft;andresearchcolleaguesR.Bajcsy,J.Canny,P.Wright,G.Niemeyer,A.Pashkevich,R.Luo,R.Siegwart,S.Montgomery,B.Laurel,V.Lumelsky,N.Johnson,R.Arkin,L.Leifer,P.Pirjanian,D.Greenbaum,K.Pister,C.Cox,D.Plautz,andT.Shlain.[1]H.Arai,T.Takubo,Y.Hayashibara,andK.Tanie,Human-robotcooperativemanipulationusingavirtualnonholonomicconstraint,Proc.IEEEInt.Conf.RoboticsandAutomation,vol.4,2000,pp.[2]R.Arkin,Cooperationwithoutcommunication:Multiagentschema-basedrobotnavigation,J.Robot.Syst.,vol.9,no.3,1992.[3]R.Baecker,ReadingsinGroupwareandComputerSupportedCooperativeWork:AssistingHuman-HumanCollaboration.SanMateo,CA:MorganKaufmann,1992.[4]R.D.Ballard,AlastlonglookatTitanic,Natl.Geograph.,vol.170,no.6,Dec.1986.[5]A.Bejczy,G.Bekey,R.Taylor,andS.Rovetta,Aresearchmethodologyfortelesurgerywithtimedelays,inProc.1stInt.Symp.MedicalRoboticsandComputerAssistedSurgery,vol.2,1994,pp.142144.[6]A.K.Bejczy,Sensors,controls,andman-machineinterfaceforad-vancedteleoperation,,vol.208,no.4450,pp.13271335,June20,1980.[7]C.Bernard,H.Kang,S.K.Sigh,andJ.T.Wen,Roboticsystemforcollaborativecontrolinminimallyinvasivesurgery,Ind.Robotvol.26,no.6,pp.476484,1999.[8]D.M.BloughandG.F.Sullivan,Acomparisonofvotingstrategiesforfault-tolerantdistributedsystems,inProc.9thSymp.ReliableDistributedSystems,1990,pp.136145.[9]Z.Butler,A.Rizzi,andR.Hollis,Cooperativecoverageofrecti-linearenvironments,inProc.IEEEInt.Conf.RoboticsandAutoma-,vol.3,2000,pp.27222727.[10]D.J.Cannon,Point-and-directtelerobotics:objectlevelstrategicsupervisorycontrolinunstructuredinteractivehuman-machinesystemenvironments,Ph.D.dissertation,Mech.Eng.Dept.,StanfordUniv.,1992.etal.:COLLABORATIVETELEOPERATIONUSINGNETWORKEDSPATIALDYNAMICVOTING437 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KenGoldberg(SeniorMember,IEEE)receivedthePh.D.degreefromtheSchoolofComputerScience,CarnegieMellonUniversity,Pittsburgh,PA,in1990.HeisProfessorofIndustrialEngineeringattheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley,withajointappointmentinElectricalEngineeringandCom-puterScience.Goldbergsprimaryresearchareaisgeometricalgorithmsforfeeding,sorting,andfixturingindustrialparts.Dr.GoldbergreceivedtheNationalScienceFoundationYoungInvestigatorAwardin1994,theNSFPresidentialFacultyFellowshipin1995,theJosephEngelbergerAwardforRoboticsEducationin2000,andtheIEEEMajorEducationalInnovationAwardin2001.HeservesontheAdministrativeCommitteeoftheIEEESocietyofRoboticsandAutomation. DezhenSong(StudentMember,IEEE)receivedtheB.S.degreeinprocesscontrolandtheM.S.degreeinautomationfromZhejiangUniversity,Hangzhou,China,in1995and1998,respectively.HeisworkingtowardthePh.D.degreeintheDe-partmentofIndustrialEngineeringandOperationResearch,UniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley.HisresearchinterestsareInternetrobotics,geometricalgorithmsforrobotics,optimization,distributedcomputing,andstochasticmodeling. AnthonyLevandowski(StudentMember,IEEE)receivedtheB.S.degreeinindustrialengineeringfromtheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley,in2002.HeisworkingtowardthePh.D.degreeinindustrialengineeringattheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley.Hisprimaryresearchinterestisgeometrical-gorithmsforpartfeedingandorienting.Mr.LevandowskireceivedtheJamesGoslingAwardin2000andtheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley,CollegeofEngineeringUndergraduateResearchAwardin2001.etal.:COLLABORATIVETELEOPERATIONUSINGNETWORKEDSPATIALDYNAMICVOTING439
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