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In this paper, we describe a demonstration of remote collaboration system using Empathy glasses. Using our system, a local worker can share a view of their environment with a remote helper, as well as their gaze, facial expressions, and physiological signals. The remote user can send back visual cues via a see-through head mounted display to help them perform better on a real world task. The system also provides some indication of the remote users face expression using face tracking technology.
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