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... object ; an object detector can be employed to test it . The process of hypothesis formation requires a large amount of 2 A Robotics B Perception Problems.
... object ; an object detector can be employed to test it . The process of hypothesis formation requires a large amount of 2 A Robotics B Perception Problems.
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... object code program to do it . What we mean here by automatic programming might be described as a " super - compiler " or a program that could take in a very high - level description of what the program is to accomplish and from it ...
... object code program to do it . What we mean here by automatic programming might be described as a " super - compiler " or a program that could take in a very high - level description of what the program is to accomplish and from it ...
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... technologies directed at 1 materials and objects acquisition , handling , and assembly 9 Applications of Machine Intelligence and Robotics in Space Program A Introduction B Robots and Automation in NASA Planning Future Applications 9 9 9.
... technologies directed at 1 materials and objects acquisition , handling , and assembly 9 Applications of Machine Intelligence and Robotics in Space Program A Introduction B Robots and Automation in NASA Planning Future Applications 9 9 9.
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... objects acquisition , handling , and assembly must also be further developed ; robots doing construction work in Earth orbit or on the lunar surface will need manipu- lative and locomotion devices to perform the necessary trans- port ...
... objects acquisition , handling , and assembly must also be further developed ; robots doing construction work in Earth orbit or on the lunar surface will need manipu- lative and locomotion devices to perform the necessary trans- port ...
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... objects and / or features of interest . The computer would compare the scanned pat- terns with those stored in its memory . As soon as something of interest appeared , it would examine it with higher resolution , comparing it to a ...
... objects and / or features of interest . The computer would compare the scanned pat- terns with those stored in its memory . As soon as something of interest appeared , it would examine it with higher resolution , comparing it to a ...
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