[UX] Excavator Remote Control

[ Situation ]

Construction sites evolve every day.

Wouldn’t it be more efficient if a single expert pilot could remotely operate equipment in hard-to-reach or overseas locations where physical presence is challenging?

[ User Scenario ]

  1. The user logs into the remote excavator system.
  2. The user checks the task checklist on the dashboard.
  3. The user remotely starts the excavator and moves it.
  4. The user checks the excavator’s location and working radius using a drone.
  5. The excavator on-site displays the login ID and authentication details.
  6. The LED on the exterior of the excavator displays the text ‘Remote Control in Progress’.
  7. The user operates the excavator to perform tasks.
  8. Once the task is completed, the user moves the excavator to park it.
  9. The user logs out and turns off the excavator.

[ Journey Map ]

[ User Experience ]

[ Affordance ]

The user needs to frequently check their network communication status.

[ Variable or Constraint ]

There are blind spots for pilot drivers.

There is a possibility of collisions with the surrounding environment.

It is vulnerable to physical failures.

[ Gimmick Point ]

You can practice the next step in advance through the game.

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