Teleoperation is essential for manipulation in hazardous or inaccessible environments, but is often limited by reduced perception, limited control flexibility, and low operator immersion. To overcome these issues, we present a mixed-reality (MR)–assisted teleoperation system for mobile robotic arms. The system integrates stereoscopic vision via a head-mounted display and an augmented-reality (AR) interface providing real-time feedback and safety alerts. A multimodal control strategy further supports complex maneuvers. In the experiments, participants achieved a 92.42% success rate in object retrieval and placement, and success rates in narrow corridor tasks were 84.08% with conventional displays and 89.41% under MR-based collaborative control. These findings suggest potential usability benefits for the remote operation of mobile robotic arms.



