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Further reading

• Guide · Leader arms and kitsRobot teleoperation kits: SO-101, GELLO and the ALOHA line comparedA leader arm is the simplest teleoperation controller and the one that records the cleanest data. The kits differ by a factor of a hundred in price. This guide sets out what the money buys.
• Guide · Gloves and exoskeletonsTeleoperation gloves and exoskeletons: what they capture and costRobot hands with fingers need controllers with fingers. Commercial gloves are sold by quote, open designs cost a few hundred dollars to build, and the two groups suit different teams.
• Guide · VR and XRVR teleoperation for robots: headsets, software and limitsA consumer headset is the cheapest way to drive many different robots with one device. It records poses, not joints, and it asks a great deal of the person wearing it.