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NASA NTRS · 19780046595

TV requirements for manipulation in space

Abstract

Four tasks (docking, coupling, manipulation, and transportation), stressing work volume and element relationships, are outlined to test a video system for remote manipulation in space. A 4 degree of freedom motion frame was used to evaluate operating parameters, which grouped the visual dimensions into major areas of influence, e.g., depth precision, object differentiation, reference, dynamics, and resolution. Four video systems were included in the simulation testing: a black and white and a color monoscopic system, a stereoscopic system, and a black and white two-view system. The two-view system was found best suited for the operations described.

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Freedman, L. A., Crooks, W. H., Coan, P. P.. 1977-01-01. TV requirements for manipulation in space. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19780046595

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