DVTS-Based Remote Laboratory Across the Pacific Over the Gigabit Network

Kikuchi, Tatsuya; Fukuda, Shuichi; Fukuzaki, Akinobu; Nagaoka, K.; Tanaka, Kenji; Kenjō, Takashi; Harris, Dale

doi:10.1109/te.2003.816067

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“…There are several reports describing the use of this new technology in other situations [1,9]. One situation involved the engineering field, in which remotely located users operated electric motors and conducted laboratory experiments via DVTS.…”

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“…One situation involved the engineering field, in which remotely located users operated electric motors and conducted laboratory experiments via DVTS. It was possible for both sides to communicate smoothly, and for the remote users to observe close-up details of the motorsÕ fine movements [9]. Another situation involved the field of basic science, in which an electron microscope was remotely controlled, providing high-quality dynamic images of the specimen with low latency [1].…”

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“…Some researches, e.g. [15] [19], cited that the increasing number of students in scientific and technical colleges limits the capability to provide students with adequate practical knowledge. In addition, the obligation of presence in a certain place at a certain time may not be convenient for all the students.…”

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“…In addition, the obligation of presence in a certain place at a certain time may not be convenient for all the students. Moreover, up to date hardware equipments as subject of training are not always affordable in all the universities, not to forget the devoted time and technical staffs [16] besides maintenance expenses [19]. Finally, but not the last, professional laboratory technical staffs are not always available [24].…”

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International audienceIn the context of E-Learning, remote hands-on training has become an insisting need as in traditional learning, especially in scientific and technical disciplines. Electronic Laboratories (ELabs) have been growing for the last few years. But till now, exchanging learning scenarios of ELabs is still difficult as existing scenarios (elaborated by means of standard ELearning authoring tools) are restricted to specific apparatuses, which prevents instructors from reusing or exchanging scenarios. Actually, LIESP team started in 2002 a research aiming to provide a framework which helps towards exchanging ELab learning scenarios when they fit to similar apparatuses (same functions, maybe not the same hardware). Meanwhile, LIMOS team focused on a design process to automate PLC code generation to help to design and generate programs for industrial discrete systems. This paper presents a project of merging these works to help ELab designers to design and integrate apparatuses into ELab frameworks when these apparatuses are discrete systems

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“…Neste caso, geralmente um plug-in -programa que adiciona alguma funcionalidade específica a uma aplicação -deve ser instalado na máquina do usuário, a fim de permitir que ela possa enviar comandos diretamente ao servidor no laboratório real. Este modelo de arquitetura, com algumas variações, é empregado em vários projetos de weblabs (NEDIC; MACHOTKA; NAFALSKI, 2003;KHAMIS et al, 2003;KIKUCHI et al 2004).…”

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Uma arquitetura de sistemas distribuídos para weblabs de serviços ambientais.

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Environment for Ecological Knowledgeproposes the use of remotely accessible laboratories -weblabs -focused on Ecosystem Services to better understanding these services. In this way, an architecture was developed that allows access to project´s weblabs in an integrated way, giving access to collected data for more researchers. The proposed architecture is based on the SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) paradigm and considers requirements of centralized access to laboratories to, in a remote way, make experiments and retrieve gathered data. This architecture considers other related initiatives in the ecoinformatics field, and uses solutions present in the SEEK (Science Environment for Ecological Knowledge) project. In this way, the EML (Ecological Metadata Language) standard was adopted for transporting and storaging experiments data, and allows that these data are available for other researchers that use the SEEK infra-structure.

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DVTS-Based Remote Laboratory Across the Pacific Over the Gigabit Network

Cited by 36 publications

References 10 publications

International transmission of uncompressed endoscopic surgery images via superfast broadband Internet connections

International transmission of uncompressed endoscopic surgery images via superfast broadband Internet connections

Towards semi-automatic generation of training scenarios in industrial automated systems

Uma arquitetura de sistemas distribuídos para weblabs de serviços ambientais.

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