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... function ( decision ) allocation between humans and spacecraft Galileo spacecraft navigates between Jupiter and Galilean satellites in rendering Mars surface robot will operate for 2 years and travel about 1000 km performing experiments ...
... function ( decision ) allocation between humans and spacecraft Galileo spacecraft navigates between Jupiter and Galilean satellites in rendering Mars surface robot will operate for 2 years and travel about 1000 km performing experiments ...
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... development efforts to automate system functions R & D of the Big Seven Computer Companies 6-1 17 17 11 55 Section I Introduction Section II Machine Intelligence : An Introductory xiii 5-2 17 Active devices technology.
... development efforts to automate system functions R & D of the Big Seven Computer Companies 6-1 17 17 11 55 Section I Introduction Section II Machine Intelligence : An Introductory xiii 5-2 17 Active devices technology.
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... functions the spacecraft can perform in an unpredictable environment between ground commands . A 100 - fold ... function ( decision ) allocation between humans and spacecraft . For the same typical operation , the machine takes ...
... functions the spacecraft can perform in an unpredictable environment between ground commands . A 100 - fold ... function ( decision ) allocation between humans and spacecraft . For the same typical operation , the machine takes ...
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... functions must be automated , and to what degree , to accomplish the NASA objectives with the most cost - effective systems ? B. Robots and Automation in NASA Planning Whereas mechanical power provides physical amplification and ...
... functions must be automated , and to what degree , to accomplish the NASA objectives with the most cost - effective systems ? B. Robots and Automation in NASA Planning Whereas mechanical power provides physical amplification and ...
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... functional lines , satisfying the requirements of the mission objectives to be accomplished . The discussion which ... functions are given in Table 4-1 . 1. Space Exploration Space exploration robots may be exploring space from Earth ...
... functional lines , satisfying the requirements of the mission objectives to be accomplished . The discussion which ... functions are given in Table 4-1 . 1. Space Exploration Space exploration robots may be exploring space from Earth ...
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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 | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 May 2016 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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