Connette, Christian P.Christian P.ConnetteArbeiter, GeorgGeorgArbeiterMeßmer, FelixFelixMeßmerHägele, MartinMartinHägeleVerl, AlexanderAlexanderVerlNotheis, SimonSimonNotheisMende, MichaelMichaelMendeHein, BjörnBjörnHeinWörn, HeinzHeinzWörn2022-03-112022-03-112012https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/375935While nowadays inspection and maintenance is mainly performed manually, the deployment of mobile robot systems could reduce the necessary resources for these tasks in the future. Within this paper major hindrances and possible remedies for the deployment of teleoperated mobile robots in industrial environments are discussed. Specifically, concepts for the seamless integration of mobile robots into industrial infrastructures, for intuitive feedback and commanding of such robots as well as advanced user-interfaces are elaborated. It is discussed in how far this multi-modal approach promises to significantly improve the usability of teleoperated robots for industrial applications.enTeleoperationMonitoringmobile robotmobiler RoboterRoboterFertigungautomatische FertigungProduktionsüberwachungEfficient monitoring of process plants by telepresence and attention guidanceconference paper