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Click-to-Drive Mixed Reality UI Pan–Tilt–Zoom Motorized height control Lateral Stability Control (LSC) Collaboration Features Multiple Driver Accounts Visitor Pass Screen Sharing (Chrome to robot's screen) Multi-viewer Video (up to 5 simultaneous viewers) Video Protocol WebRTC 128-bit AES encrypte...
Technology is changing how we work. In the future, more of us get to telecommute to work and enjoy flexible work hours. Devices such as Double Robotics
500, and requiring the investment of at least another $500 to function, Double Robotics' Double telepresence robot fits squarely into that category. Itispretty fun to watch, though
Double Robotics says Double is ideal for remote workers who frequently need to interact with co-workers in an office. But there was one question my fellow co-workers kept asking: Why use a telepresence robot in the first place when FaceTime, Google Hangout, Skype, and othe...
Double Robotics first effort at a telepresence robot appeared in 2012 and was widely regarded as little more than an iPad on wheels. Because that's pretty much what it was. Seven years on, it's managed to create a far more advanced machine, and one we ca
Double Robotics 專為iPad 設計 免費 截圖 iPad iPhone 簡介 Double is a telepresence robot that enables you to drive around a remote location while on a video call from anywhere over the internet. This app is for both the robot iPad and the driver iPad. Double is the simplest, most elegant ...
Double Robotics, maker of bare-bones and comparatively inexpensive telepresence robots, just announced Double 2 at CES, its biggest product launch to date. With some needed improvements, this entry-level telepresence solution may be the product to blow the category wide open. ...
Double Robotics DoubleThe article evaluates the Double telepresence robot from Double Robotics.LOYOLA, ROMANMacworld
NVIDIA purchased a telepresence robot from Double Robotics so that non-essential designers sheltering at home could maintain daily contact with work onSelene, the world’s seventh-fastest computer. Some customers who use it say it breaks down communication barriers for remote workers, with the physic...