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NASA NTRS · 20140008947

Robotics for Human Exploration

Abstract

Robots can do a variety of work to increase the productivity of human explorers. Robots can perform tasks that are tedious, highly repetitive or long-duration. Robots can perform precursor tasks, such as reconnaissance, which help prepare for future human activity. Robots can work in support of astronauts, assisting or performing tasks in parallel. Robots can also perform "follow-up" work, completing tasks designated or started by humans. In this paper, we summarize the development and testing of robots designed to improve future human exploration of space.

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Fong, Terrence, Deans, Mathew, Bualat, Maria. 2013-10-24. Robotics for Human Exploration. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20140008947

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