Machine Intelligence and Robotics: Report of the NASA Study Group : Final Report |
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But why should this detector be selected instead of the countless others that might have been used ? Research on robots or robotics has helped to develop many Al ideas . It has led to several techniques for modeling world states and for ...
But why should this detector be selected instead of the countless others that might have been used ? Research on robots or robotics has helped to develop many Al ideas . It has led to several techniques for modeling world states and for ...
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SYSTEM FUNCTIONS DATA INTERPRETATION DATA DISTRIBUTION SEQUENCING ARCHIVING SPACECRAFT MONITORING SITE SELECTION SIMULATION MISSION CATEGORIES POINTING AND CONTROLLING XXX GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION RENDEZVOUS AND STATION KEEP .
SYSTEM FUNCTIONS DATA INTERPRETATION DATA DISTRIBUTION SEQUENCING ARCHIVING SPACECRAFT MONITORING SITE SELECTION SIMULATION MISSION CATEGORIES POINTING AND CONTROLLING XXX GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION RENDEZVOUS AND STATION KEEP .
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Both archival and criteria selection management systems are well within current technology , and to some extent are available in systems similar to those at the EROS data center in Sioux Falls . However , the third type of database ...
Both archival and criteria selection management systems are well within current technology , and to some extent are available in systems similar to those at the EROS data center in Sioux Falls . However , the third type of database ...
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The intelligence of this path selection system , together with the basic mobility characteristics of a rover , determine whether scientific sites of specific interest can be reached , given the characteristics of the approach terrain ...
The intelligence of this path selection system , together with the basic mobility characteristics of a rover , determine whether scientific sites of specific interest can be reached , given the characteristics of the approach terrain ...
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The gaits ( sequences in which the legs are moved ) which are selected are a function of the terrain to be traversed and the desired speed . The specific motion of an individual leg may also be a function of the terrain .
The gaits ( sequences in which the legs are moved ) which are selected are a function of the terrain to be traversed and the desired speed . The specific motion of an individual leg may also be a function of the terrain .
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