JSAP Spring / Autumn Meeting

Currently, while it is not recommended for a group of people to gather in a private room, conducting experiments remotely is becoming more and more popular. However, the current situation is often one-sided, with participants only watching a video of the experiment. In order to improve this situation, we aimed to construct a remote experiment that can be operated by both remote and local participants, and that can obtain results. We introduce a method of constructing a remote experiment in which both remote and local participants cooperate to assemble and operate the experimental equipment using a general-purpose teleconferencing system (e.g., Zoom Meeting). The screen of the host PC can be manipulated by the participants by sharing the screen of the general-purpose teleconferencing system.