How to Use telepresence in a Sentence
telepresence
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Working to hone her telepresence, Gilman learned about rhythm and timing while on air.
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Rosie Colosi,
NBC News,
30 Apr. 2021
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Of course, the VGo isn’t the only telepresence robot out there.
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WIRED,
12 Oct. 2022
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Tech companies are racing to add more presence to our telepresence.
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Steven Levy,
Wired,
18 June 2020
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It was all created in real time using a headset and the telepresence app.
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IEEE Spectrum,
15 July 2016
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Here are just a few examples of industries in which telepresence robots could be employed.
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Craig Goodliffe,
Forbes,
26 Jan. 2023
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Chiu was not the only one to acknowledge the changes that Covid-19 has made to the world of telepresence robots.
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WIRED,
12 Oct. 2022
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The telepresence bots serving up simple diner fare like burgers and rice dishes, are called OriHime-D.
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Anne Quito,
Quartz,
18 Nov. 2021
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The low end of that range involved heavy use of features like hand tracking, online telepresence, and the passthrough camera, while the high end involved simple games using motion controllers.
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Kyle Orland,
Ars Technica,
28 Oct. 2022
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But telepresence doesn’t have to be as complex as the Model T or Google Glasses to affect an industry.
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Christopher Mims,
WSJ,
22 Oct. 2020
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Erin also shares her insights on telepresence robots from working with Beam and her game plan for starting a new company based on robotics technology.
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Evan Ackermanerico Guizzo,
IEEE Spectrum,
12 Jan. 2018
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This technology—known as telepresence—goes well beyond mere communications and pixel-pushing.
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Christopher Mims,
WSJ,
22 Oct. 2020
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In some ways, the Ring drone is like a telepresence robot, where someone can put themselves into your personal, private space from anywhere, with a level of physical agency that’s unique to robots.
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IEEE Spectrum,
25 Sep. 2020
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This is a good idea for Suitable, because people like me are always trying to describe the experience of using something like a telepresence robot, and (more often than not) failing.
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IEEE Spectrum,
15 Feb. 2023
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And other big tech companies like Microsoft are investing heavily in telepresence and AR.
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Samuel Axon,
Ars Technica,
20 Jan. 2022
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Telexistence’s robot represents a type of telepresence called telerobotics.
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Christopher Mims,
WSJ,
22 Oct. 2020
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Sanctuary Sanctuary’s plan is to start with telepresence and use that as a foundation on which to iterate toward general-purpose autonomy.
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IEEE Spectrum,
16 May 2023
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There’s Sphero, maker of the BB-8 droid toy [pictured above], and Double Robotics, which sells telepresence robots.
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IEEE Spectrum,
20 Apr. 2016
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The new Ohmni Supercam contains the highest resolution camera available in a telepresence robot.
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IEEE Spectrum,
11 Jan. 2019
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That's why, inside fledgling startups and tech giants like Google and Facebook, designers are concocting products to make telepresence more compelling and are adding features unique to the digital realm.
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Steven Levy,
Wired,
18 June 2020
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Each was once a normal human who was physically mutilated and infected to become yet another sexless, selfless vehicle for the parasite, little more than a telepresence system for it.
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Liz Braswell,
WSJ,
25 Nov. 2022
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Who knows which of the new crop of remote-work technologies being developed by tech companies large and small, from virtual reality to telepresence, will expand the pool or enhance the productivity of remote workers next?
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Christopher Mims,
WSJ,
21 Oct. 2021
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In a scenario where drivers from two different autonomous vehicles want to communicate with each other, this robotic steering wheel system can provide a tangible and interactive interface, which can augment the telepresence experience.
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IEEE Spectrum,
22 Feb. 2018
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