REAL TIME VIDEO FEED CONFIGURATION FOR REMOTE VISION

REAL TIME VIDEO FEED CONFIGURATION FOR REMOTE VISION

A method and system for providing remote vision to a remote operator with respect to one or more machines includes a remote vision system and a wireless transmitter/receiver for communicating with each of the one or more machines. One or more video feeds are available from each machine upon demand....

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Hauptverfasser: DUNN DANIEL, FUNKE BRIAN, REDENBO SETH, SMALLENBERGER JASON L
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ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
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PICTORIAL COMMUNICATION, e.g. TELEVISION
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description A method and system for providing remote vision to a remote operator with respect to one or more machines includes a remote vision system and a wireless transmitter/receiver for communicating with each of the one or more machines. One or more video feeds are available from each machine upon demand. A controller console linked to the remote vision system receives machine data from each of the one or more machines and selects one or more video feeds for display based on the received machine data. The controller console also specifies a resolution for each selected video feed based on the received machine data, such that the transmission of the selected video feeds does not exceed the available bandwidth. The controller console may modify the video selection or resolution specification during operation of the one or more machines based on additional received machine data.
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