The new concept of video-based remote control (teleoperation) uses five high-resolution monitors to display the camera streams from the vehicle. A special feature is a 3D display that enables spatial visualization without glasses. A swivel monitor unit allows the monitors to be changed from a vertical to a horizontal position in seconds. In this way, the control station can be adapted for different applications or vehicles (e.g. multi-machine operation) with the associated fields of vision. The control stand can be pushed together to the size of a Euro pallet for transportation.

The function of the control stand is demonstrated using the example of a REBO Rack 6R from REBO Landmaschinen GmbH
. The vehicle is equipped with a forestry mulcher for maintaining green areas.

To avoid exposing the operator to environmental hazards (falling rocks, toxic fumes, risk of explosion, etc.), the vehicle can be controlled remotely via teleoperation. The control stand can be located at a safe distance from the operation site.

The operator maintains an overview on the high-resolution monitors with live streams transmitted via radio (e.g. 5G) with low delay. Video images alone cannot address all relevant sensory perceptions. The new 3D monitor and other assistants such as high-quality audio signals and 3D laser scanners complement the immersive and natural experience.