NASA NTRS ยท 19870020433
Telerobotic work system: Concept development and evolution
Abstract
The basic concept of a telerobotic work system (TWS) consists of two dexterous manipulator arms controlled from a remote station. The term telerobotic describes a system that is a combination of teleoperator control and robotic operation. Work represents the function of producing physical changes. System describes the integration of components and subsystems to effectively accomplish the needed mission. Telerobotics reduces exposure to hazards for flight crewmembers and increases their productivity. The requirements for the TWS are derived from both the mission needs and the functional capabilities of existing hardware and software to meet those needs. The development of the TWS is discussed.
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Jenkins, Lyle M.. 1987-05-01. Telerobotic work system: Concept development and evolution. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870020433
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