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Telepresence

<p>Jun 10, 2011 08:36 PM

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allow a person <b>to feel as if they were present, to give the appearance that they were present,</b> or to have an effect, via <a title="Telerobotics" href="/wiki/Telerobotics">telerobotics</a>, <b>at a place other than their true location.</b>

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Note: &#160;This is the KEY TRICK that CONSC uses.

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1) &#160;Where are you actually; &#160;what is your true location?

A: &#160;Real answer is nowhere: &#160;YOU don't exist &#160;or perhaps you are what emerges from the working

of your brain.

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BUT &#160;via &#160;telepresence, you seem to be located in this meat robot that is Bob Blum's body

rather than as some process inside Bob's skull.

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Telepresence has been described as the human experience of being fully present at a live real-world location remote from one's own physical location.

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A minimum system usually includes visual <a title="Feedback" href="/wiki/Feedback">feedback</a>. Ideally, the entire <a title="Field of view" href="/wiki/Field_of_view">field of view</a> of the user is filled with a view of the remote location, and the viewpoint corresponds to the movement and orientation of the user's head.

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most of this article is about teleconferencing, which is practically important but

irrelevant to epistemology and consciousness.

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see &#160;DEGREE of IMPLEMENTATION: &#160;<b>IMMERSIVE</b> vs adaptive or lite

note: &#160;even this discussion of immersive is still onlly about teleconferencing ...

sorry that is NOT immersive... &#160;<b>immersive to me means TRANSPARENT ie INVISIBLE as in Metzinger.</b>..

the <b>only world you know</b>.

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Transparency of implementation: &#160;

These cues include <b>life–size participants, fluid motion, accurate flesh tones and the appearance of true eye conta</b>ct

John Chambers of Cisco said "a billion dollar opportunity for us."

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