Telepresence Robots at Congresses

Congress telepresence robots are similar to “Skype-on-wheels.” They consist of a display connected to a robotic body that runs a video conferencing system.

This body may be driven around remotely from any area as long as the congress has an Internet connection.

Our Intelligent Humanoid Reception Telepresence Robot SIFROBOT-5.0 is one of many telepresence robots that have been developed. The only thing that distinguishes it from the rest of the telepresence robots is its high degree of proficiency and low price.

Telecommuters working from home can use thi svideo conference robot to connect to the congress environment, drive to meeting rooms, and converse with other chairs.

The mobility option provided by this service robot adds value beyond that of a standard video conferencing system.

Moving between places provides an opportunity to meet new people and engage in informal or formal conversations at the congress. Indeed, the remote person can easily spin his robot in various orientations to face individuals in the conference room.

This significant benefit has been found to promote workplace collaboration and camaraderie. Using our telepresence robot in congress sessions means that the remote MP takes up space because they have a body and can carry on with their regular chores and conversations as if nothing had happened.

This is significant because it serves as a reminder to those who are physically there in the room that the remote person is also present and participating in the conversation.

The telepresence robot: SIFROBOT-5.0, which has similar advanced features, appears to be the future of congress session meetings. The key benefit is that the issue of recurring absence among some MPs will be readily overcome since such a machine will physically assume their places while connecting them remotely.

Reference: Attending Conferences and Workshops Remotely via Telepresence Robots