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Robotics Technology These things have not been done , in part , because NASA has little strength at present in the necessary technical areas . In our view the future prospects seem poor unless there is a change .
Robotics Technology These things have not been done , in part , because NASA has little strength at present in the necessary technical areas . In our view the future prospects seem poor unless there is a change .
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We conjecture that the various benefits that would follow from this approach could reduce the cost of spacecraft and ground - based operations enough to make several missions possible for the present cost of one . as Two examples come ...
We conjecture that the various benefits that would follow from this approach could reduce the cost of spacecraft and ground - based operations enough to make several missions possible for the present cost of one . as Two examples come ...
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At the present time , McGee at Ohio State University has an active hardware program . Considerable efforts are apparently underway in the Soviet Union but virtually nothing is known of the details of this work , other than that they are ...
At the present time , McGee at Ohio State University has an active hardware program . Considerable efforts are apparently underway in the Soviet Union but virtually nothing is known of the details of this work , other than that they are ...
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First , present NASA workers are unable to be maximally productive . Second , it is extremely difficult to attract talented people to NASA . And third , those people in NASA that most need advice on artificial intelligence do not find ...
First , present NASA workers are unable to be maximally productive . Second , it is extremely difficult to attract talented people to NASA . And third , those people in NASA that most need advice on artificial intelligence do not find ...
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The vision system required for the simplest of teleoperator systems needs the ability to present multiple views , and could benefit from stereo if satisfactory stereo systems can be developed . For partially automated systems , stereo ...
The vision system required for the simplest of teleoperator systems needs the ability to present multiple views , and could benefit from stereo if satisfactory stereo systems can be developed . For partially automated systems , stereo ...
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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 | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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