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... performance systems . Teleoperators and manipulators for fabrication and assembly of materials in space will require a vision system containing smart sensors which provide stereo presentations and the ability to generate multiple views ...
... performance systems . Teleoperators and manipulators for fabrication and assembly of materials in space will require a vision system containing smart sensors which provide stereo presentations and the ability to generate multiple views ...
Page 360
... performances would be very hard to maintain . ( 2 ) Mining . An ability to build structures is probably a prerequisite to doing useful , economically justified mining on the Moon , the planets , and the asteroids . But the ability to ...
... performances would be very hard to maintain . ( 2 ) Mining . An ability to build structures is probably a prerequisite to doing useful , economically justified mining on the Moon , the planets , and the asteroids . But the ability to ...
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... performance computers for imaging are needed . These needs are recognized by the NEEDS ( NASA End - to - End Data Systems ) program which addresses smart sensors , special purpose imaging computers , and image handling facilities . A ...
... performance computers for imaging are needed . These needs are recognized by the NEEDS ( NASA End - to - End Data Systems ) program which addresses smart sensors , special purpose imaging computers , and image handling facilities . A ...
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... performance systems are being designed and developed . Preliminary research in linear feature tracing has been carried out and the results indicate that interactive systems using tracing aids are feasible for features such as roads and ...
... performance systems are being designed and developed . Preliminary research in linear feature tracing has been carried out and the results indicate that interactive systems using tracing aids are feasible for features such as roads and ...
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... performance limitations of the current technology be evaluated . NASA should study the feasibility of using more powerful structural pattern recognition and scene analysis approaches , and that systems be built which incorporate new ...
... performance limitations of the current technology be evaluated . NASA should study the feasibility of using more powerful structural pattern recognition and scene analysis approaches , and that systems be built which incorporate new ...
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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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