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... Environment J. Conclusion iii iv V vi .viii X 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 · 5 LO 5 6 6 7 III . NASA Needs ... IV . Applications of Machine Intelligence and Robotics in the Space Program . · A. Introduction ... B. Robots and Automation in NASA ...
... Environment J. Conclusion iii iv V vi .viii X 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 · 5 LO 5 6 6 7 III . NASA Needs ... IV . Applications of Machine Intelligence and Robotics in the Space Program . · A. Introduction ... B. Robots and Automation in NASA ...
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... environment and to manipulate items , such as light switches , toy blocks , eating utensils , etc. However these same tasks , performed almost unconsciously by humans , when performed by a machine require many of the same abilities used ...
... environment and to manipulate items , such as light switches , toy blocks , eating utensils , etc. However these same tasks , performed almost unconsciously by humans , when performed by a machine require many of the same abilities used ...
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... environments that provide them with some immediate amount of structure , including the structure that derives from involvement in authority relations . Just where the golden mean lies is hard to say , but there is no evidence that we ...
... environments that provide them with some immediate amount of structure , including the structure that derives from involvement in authority relations . Just where the golden mean lies is hard to say , but there is no evidence that we ...
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... Environment Technology is knowledge and information - processing tech- nology is knowledge of how to produce and use knowledge more effectively . Modern instruments - those , for example , that allow us to detect trace quantities of ...
... Environment Technology is knowledge and information - processing tech- nology is knowledge of how to produce and use knowledge more effectively . Modern instruments - those , for example , that allow us to detect trace quantities of ...
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... environment between ground commands . A 100 - fold improvement through advanced automation is projected by the year 2000 . 0.0001 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 YEAR Figure 3-4 . Trend of cost per mission operation . A 100- to 1000 ...
... environment between ground commands . A 100 - fold improvement through advanced automation is projected by the year 2000 . 0.0001 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 YEAR Figure 3-4 . Trend of cost per mission operation . A 100- to 1000 ...
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