NASA NTRS · 20230015462
Autonomous Operations: Expectations vs. Reality (at NASA)
Abstract
- Future deep-space exploration drives need for autonomy - Communication time delay between Earth and deep-space system precludes Earth-based remote-control - Autonomy is: - Acting separately from others (Webster’s Dictionary) - Able to independently choose how to act to achieve goals - Autonomy is a relative term: Autonomous from whom? for what purpose? and when? - Autonomous Operations is: - Automatically controlled operation of a system that replaces human effort - Able to perform a pre-specified set of instructions on its own - Automation is a tool that enables and supports autonomy
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David Korsmeyer. Autonomous Operations: Expectations vs. Reality (at NASA). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20230015462
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