NASA NTRS · 20050220642
Command and Telemetry Latency Effects on Operator Performance during International Space Station Robotics Operations
Abstract
International Space Station (ISS) operations will require the on-board crew to perform numerous robotic-assisted assembly, maintenance, and inspection activities. Current estimates for some robotically performed maintenance timelines are disproportionate and potentially exceed crew availability and duty times. Ground-based control of the ISS robotic manipulators, specifically the Special Purpose Dexterous Manipulator (SPDM), is being examined as one potential solution to alleviate the excessive amounts of crew time required for extravehicular robotic maintenance and inspection tasks.
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Currie, Nancy J., Rochlis, Jennifer. 2004-01-01. Command and Telemetry Latency Effects on Operator Performance during International Space Station Robotics Operations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050220642
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