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... free - flying robots 15 4-10 Automated material processors on the lunar surface are serviced by robot vehicles with raw lunar soil 15 5-1 Data storage technology 17 5-3 Bubble memory technology 17 5-4 Computer systems technology 17 xii.
... free - flying robots 15 4-10 Automated material processors on the lunar surface are serviced by robot vehicles with raw lunar soil 15 5-1 Data storage technology 17 5-3 Bubble memory technology 17 5-4 Computer systems technology 17 xii.
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5-3 Bubble memory technology 17 5-4 Computer systems technology 17 Tables 4-1 Estimates of the technology development efforts to automate system functions 11 6-1 R & D of the Big Seven Computer Companies 55 Section 1 Introduction 1 ...
5-3 Bubble memory technology 17 5-4 Computer systems technology 17 Tables 4-1 Estimates of the technology development efforts to automate system functions 11 6-1 R & D of the Big Seven Computer Companies 55 Section 1 Introduction 1 ...
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For example , when a robot enters a room through a doorway , it activates a room schema , which loads into a working memory a number of expectations about what might be seen next . Suppose the robot perceives a rectangular form .
For example , when a robot enters a room through a doorway , it activates a room schema , which loads into a working memory a number of expectations about what might be seen next . Suppose the robot perceives a rectangular form .
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For instance , the robot could have a large number of pattern classification templates stored in its memory or introduced by a user with a particular purpose in mind . These templates would represent the characteristics of objects and ...
For instance , the robot could have a large number of pattern classification templates stored in its memory or introduced by a user with a particular purpose in mind . These templates would represent the characteristics of objects and ...
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By such criteria as memory storage , power efficiency , size and cost , the figures of merit of computer systems have been doubling approximately every year . This implies a thousand - fold improvement in a decade .
By such criteria as memory storage , power efficiency , size and cost , the figures of merit of computer systems have been doubling approximately every year . This implies a thousand - fold improvement in a decade .
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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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