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Preface The NASA Office of Aeronautics and Space Technology ( OAST ) has established the goal of providing a technology base so that NASA can accomplish future missions with a several - orders - of - magnitude increase in mission ...
Preface The NASA Office of Aeronautics and Space Technology ( OAST ) has established the goal of providing a technology base so that NASA can accomplish future missions with a several - orders - of - magnitude increase in mission ...
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From these experiments , it has been learned that useful processing of complex input data requires “ understanding ” and that understanding requires a large base of knowledge about the things being perceived .
From these experiments , it has been learned that useful processing of complex input data requires “ understanding ” and that understanding requires a large base of knowledge about the things being perceived .
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... could lead to Satellite Power Systems for solar energy production , to lunar or asteroidal bases for extracting and processing material resources , and to manned space stations for commercial processing and manufacturing in space .
... could lead to Satellite Power Systems for solar energy production , to lunar or asteroidal bases for extracting and processing material resources , and to manned space stations for commercial processing and manufacturing in space .
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... HEALTH CARE SYSTEM 1986 LUNAR PRECURSOR PROCESSOR 1990 NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL 1995 TELEO PERATOR VEHICLE SYSTEM 1996 Z ROBOT VEHICLE EARTH ORBIT 1997 LUNAR BASE 1998 SPACE STATION 2000 SATELLITE POWER SYSTEM 2000 IX x UTILIZATION OF ...
... HEALTH CARE SYSTEM 1986 LUNAR PRECURSOR PROCESSOR 1990 NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL 1995 TELEO PERATOR VEHICLE SYSTEM 1996 Z ROBOT VEHICLE EARTH ORBIT 1997 LUNAR BASE 1998 SPACE STATION 2000 SATELLITE POWER SYSTEM 2000 IX x UTILIZATION OF ...
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The systems under consideration range from large antennas and processing and manufacturing stations in Earth orbit to lunar bases , to manned space stations , to satellite power systems of up to 100 km2 . These systems are not matched ...
The systems under consideration range from large antennas and processing and manufacturing stations in Earth orbit to lunar bases , to manned space stations , to satellite power systems of up to 100 km2 . These systems are not matched ...
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| Title | Machine Intelligence and Robotics: Report of the NASA Study Group : Final Report |
| Author | NASA Study Group on Machine Intelligence and Robotics |
| Contributor | United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| Publisher | National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1980 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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