NASA NTRS · 19870032329
Artificial intelligence for Space Station automation: Crew safety, productivity, autonomy, augmented capability
Abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) R&D projects for the successful and efficient operation of the Space Station are described. The book explores the most advanced AI-based technologies, reviews the results of concept design studies to determine required AI capabilities, details demonstrations that would indicate the existence of these capabilities, and develops an R&D plan leading to such demonstrations. Particular attention is given to teleoperation and robotics, sensors, expert systems, computers, planning, and man-machine interface.
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Firschein, O., Georgeff, M. P., Park, W., Cheeseman, P. C., Geldberg, J.. 1986-01-01. Artificial intelligence for Space Station automation: Crew safety, productivity, autonomy, augmented capability. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870032329
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