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ThereOne suggestion is to install a VNC Server on the PC you wish to interact with.

You will then need to install a VNC Client on the device you wish to use as the remote control. There are a few VNC ServersVNC clients listed on Google Play Store Apps. With

With that you can activate other apps such as the camera. While the camera is showing on the screen the view will stream to your remote device. This method would also give the ability to further interact with remote environment as well.

My research has found this technique can work the other way around as well.

+1 for @Chris Navas idea for Skype as an option

There are a few VNC Servers listed on Google Play Store Apps. With that you can activate other apps such as the camera. While the camera is showing on the screen the view will stream to your remote device. This would also give the ability to further interact with remote environment.

+1 for @Chris Navas idea for Skype as an option

One suggestion is to install a VNC Server on the PC you wish to interact with.

You will then need to install a VNC Client on the device you wish to use as the remote control. There are a few VNC clients listed on Google Play Store Apps.

With that you can activate other apps such as the camera. While the camera is showing on the screen the view will stream to your remote device. This method would also give the ability to further interact with remote environment as well.

My research has found this technique can work the other way around as well.

+1 for @Chris Navas idea for Skype as an option

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There are a few VNC Servers listed on Google Play Store Apps. With that you can activate other apps such as the camera. While the camera is showing on the screen the view will stream to your remote device. This would also give the ability to further interact with remote environment.

+1 for @Chris Navas idea for Skype as an option