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Moving NASA Beyond Low Earth Orbit: Future Human-Automation-Robotic Integration Challenges

Marquez, Jessica
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This presentation will provide an overview of current human spaceflight operations. It will also describe how future exploration missions will have to adapt and evolve in order to deal with more complex missions and communication latencies. Additionally, there are many implications regarding advanced automation and robotics, and this presentation will outline future human-automation-robotic integration challenges.

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Marquez, Jessica. 2016-04-08. Moving NASA Beyond Low Earth Orbit: Future Human-Automation-Robotic Integration Challenges. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20160004983

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