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... Figure 3-5 . There are many simple or repetitive tasks which existing machine intelligence technology is fully capable of dealing with more reliably and less expensively than if human beings were in the loop . This , in turn , frees ...
... Figure 3-5 . There are many simple or repetitive tasks which existing machine intelligence technology is fully capable of dealing with more reliably and less expensively than if human beings were in the loop . This , in turn , frees ...
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... Figure 3-2 . Trend of spacecraft automation . As a relative indicator , the level of automation is measured by the different elementary functions the spacecraft can perform in an unpredictable environment between ground commands . A 100 ...
... Figure 3-2 . Trend of spacecraft automation . As a relative indicator , the level of automation is measured by the different elementary functions the spacecraft can perform in an unpredictable environment between ground commands . A 100 ...
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... Figure 4-2 . Mars surface robot will operate for 2 years and travel about 1000 km performing experiments automatically and send- ing the scientific information back to Earth . Figure 4-1 . Galileo spacecraft navigates between Jupiter ...
... Figure 4-2 . Mars surface robot will operate for 2 years and travel about 1000 km performing experiments automatically and send- ing the scientific information back to Earth . Figure 4-1 . Galileo spacecraft navigates between Jupiter ...
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... ( Figure 4-4 ) , the data are currently sent to the ground , where they are processed , reduced , annotated , analy- zed , and distributed to the user . This process requires up to 3 months for a fully processed satellite image and costs ...
... ( Figure 4-4 ) , the data are currently sent to the ground , where they are processed , reduced , annotated , analy- zed , and distributed to the user . This process requires up to 3 months for a fully processed satellite image and costs ...
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... ( Figure 3-1 ) are for a 3 - month mission . The planned Mars surface rover mission is expected to last 2 years , covering many new sites on the Mar- tian surface . Considering that this mission would be more complex and eight times as ...
... ( Figure 3-1 ) are for a 3 - month mission . The planned Mars surface rover mission is expected to last 2 years , covering many new sites on the Mar- tian surface . Considering that this mission would be more complex and eight times as ...
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