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    <description>Control Architecture The overall system diagram is as follows. Operators use their own PC (WinMax2),uConsole + GameController&#39;のWeb画面で TriClops を操縦する。この TriClops を Web から制御する基盤として、**Mimeguri(三囲)** - Yet Another Mobile AI Robotics Infrastructure.&#xA;If we define applications that run in a web browser as web apps,” then Mimeguri is undoubtedly the foundation for web apps. That’s right—it’s web app development on on-premises servers. However, what sets this apart from typical web app development is that it requires knowledge and experience with devices—such as sensors—and robotics to implement.</description>
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      <description>The ROCK Concept ROCK is an abbreviation for “Rover/RoboCar Open Console Kit.” This is an implementation of a web application designed to make full use of TriCl ops’ resources. The basic concept is: How can a web app comprehensively handle the various devices supported by RoboCar? That’s one answer.&#xA;The Night Before ROCK Back when I first started working on web apps, I felt like sites like Web—or maybe HTML—had a sort of “responsive” vibe, or maybe not. I tried to structure the screen at ROCK as a single page and use table to separate it, but the size kept changing depending on the content. That behavior gave me quite a headache…</description>
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      <description>uConsole System Overview TriClops Comes with a game controller uConsole+TriClops Cartoon-style Overview RVCS is a web app whose name stands for Rover/RoboCar Vision and Control System; it is TriClops’ operating system designed specifically for uConsole.&#xA;Motivation for Development This might just be an old-timer’s bias, but when I plug a game controller into the uConsole, it fits surprisingly well—it feels comfortable in my hand, seems easy to control, and, above all, its shape matches TriClops perfectly.&#xA;However, when ROCK is running, the camera view becomes smaller, and since the device itself is physically small, everything appears smaller overall, making it less user-friendly. In particular, for model uConsole, the resolution is 1280x720 pixels, which does not meet ROCK’s required specifications (FHD: 1920x1080 or higher). For this reason, it is necessary to develop a dedicated app.</description>
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      <description>　To run Mimeguri, you need to start the server. The following explains the types of servers and how to start and stop them.&#xA;Servers are broadly categorized into camera servers and device servers. The procedures for starting and stopping each are as follows.&#xA;Starting the Server The system will start up as described below, including the order in which the servers are started.</description>
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