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The first-person view as seen by the remote participant, when blue (no. 1, Figure 10) is looking at pink (no. 3) as in Figure 17.

The first-person view as seen by the remote participant, when blue (no. 1, Figure 10) is looking at pink (no. 3) as in Figure 17.

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FIGURE 1. The Wedge Video configuration: (a) the remote participant's...
FIGURE 2. The physical setup in the meeting room showing the remote...
FIGURE 3. The remote participant's setup, with two screens showing the...
FIGURE 5. A simulated view from the perspective of the fifth person on...
+20 FIGURE 6. The simulated view from the head of the meeting room table,...
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