“Transfantome: Transformation Into Bodies of Various Scale and Structure in Multiple Spaces” by Izumihara, Sasaki, Ogino, Takamura and Inami
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- Transfantome: Transformation Into Bodies of Various Scale and Structure in Multiple Spaces
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- New Technologies Research & Education Adaptive Technology
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Transfantome is a novel robot interaction in which the user seamlessly changes or simultaneously uses “bodies” of different sizes, structures, and positions. By combining various bodies, we expand our range of power, dexterity, and the place we act, and it brings us unexplored experiences or highly-efficient work.
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