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Accordingly , a rover on Mars or another planet must be equipped with sensors and appropriate computing capability and procedures to proceed autonomously three major alternatives available , wheels , tracks and ...
Accordingly , a rover on Mars or another planet must be equipped with sensors and appropriate computing capability and procedures to proceed autonomously three major alternatives available , wheels , tracks and ...
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Specifically , the Study Group sees a pervasive need to centralize and standardize mission operations procedures . In this regard , the Study Group sees a clear need for the development of a modular , “ reusable ” nucleus of mission ...
Specifically , the Study Group sees a pervasive need to centralize and standardize mission operations procedures . In this regard , the Study Group sees a clear need for the development of a modular , “ reusable ” nucleus of mission ...
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On the other hand , establishing procedures and capabilities to organize and extend the effectiveness of the higher levels of mission control seems to call for the infusion of AI techniques ; the goals at the higher levels would be to ...
On the other hand , establishing procedures and capabilities to organize and extend the effectiveness of the higher levels of mission control seems to call for the infusion of AI techniques ; the goals at the higher levels would be to ...
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... and concurred that the procedures used were essential , given the importance and novelty of the Viking missions . However , as NASA proceeds with increasingly complex scientific missions , the increasing autonomy of craft will ...
... and concurred that the procedures used were essential , given the importance and novelty of the Viking missions . However , as NASA proceeds with increasingly complex scientific missions , the increasing autonomy of craft will ...
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This includes ground - based control equipment and procedures , as well as the spacecraft and its support systems . The Study Group strongly feels it is essential that NASA begin to look at some metaissues of how to codify the knowledge ...
This includes ground - based control equipment and procedures , as well as the spacecraft and its support systems . The Study Group strongly feels it is essential that NASA begin to look at some metaissues of how to codify the knowledge ...
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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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