Advanced Automation for Space Missions (1982)

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Back to ResultsAdvanced Automation for Space MissionsThe feasibility of using machine intelligence, including automation and robotics, in future space missions was studied.Document ID<br>19830007077

Acquisition Source<br>Legacy CDMS

Document Type<br>Conference Proceedings

Authors

Freitas, R. A., Jr. (Santa Clara Univ. Moffett Field, CA, United States)

Gilbreath, W. P. (NASA Ames Research Center)

Date Acquired<br>September 4, 2013

Publication Date<br>November 1, 1982

Subject Category

Spacecraft Instrumentation

Report/Patent Number

A-8618<br>NASA-CP-2255<br>NAS 1.55:2255<br>Report Number: A-8618<br>Report Number: NASA-CP-2255<br>Report Number: NAS 1.55:2255

Accession Number<br>83N15348

Distribution Limits<br>Public

Copyright<br>Work of the US Gov. Public Use Permitted.

Available Downloads<br>NameType 19830007077.pdf STIcloud_downloadcontent_copyvisibility<br>Related Records<br>IDRelationTitle19830007080WorkNonterrestrial utilization of materials: Automated space manufacturing facility19830007082WorkTechnology assessment of advanced automation for space missions19830007081WorkReplicating systems concepts: Self-replicating lunar factory and demonstration19830007078WorkTerrestrial applications: An intelligent Earth-sensing information system19830007079WorkSpace exploration: The interstellar goal and Titan demonstration19830007080WorkNonterrestrial utilization of materials: Automated space manufacturing facility19830007081WorkReplicating systems concepts: Self-replicating lunar factory and demonstration19830007082WorkTechnology assessment of advanced automation for space missions19830007083WorkConclusions and implications of automation in space19830007083WorkConclusions and implications of automation in space19830007079WorkSpace exploration: The interstellar goal and Titan demonstration19830007078WorkTerrestrial applications: An intelligent Earth-sensing information system<br>visibility_offNo Preview Available

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