Spelling drills using a computer-assisted instructional system
Error repetition and student response confidence estimates during spelling drills in computers- assisted instruction program
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Error repetition and student response confidence estimates during spelling drills in computers- assisted instruction program
Accessibility of solar system regions to earth launched spacecraft using Jupiter gravity- assisted trajectories
Feasibility of computer assisted flight controller training
Gravity assist optimization technique for variety of space missions
Exploration capabilities provided by Jupiter gravity assisted trajectories compared to direct ballistic flight trajectories
Calculating swing-by maneuver of gravity assisted trajectories
Gravity assisted trajectories for solar probe and deep space flyby missions
Microwave power applications to propulsion, noting spacecraft launching, aircraft takeoff thrust assistance and power transmission in space
Exploration capabilities provided by Jupiter gravity assisted trajectories compared to direct ballistic flight trajectories
Design and performance of a heart assist or artificial heart control system using pneumatic pump systems
Varying levels of autopilot assistance and workload effects on pilot performance in helicopter formation flight mode
Simulation study of three instrument displays to assist airplane thrust management
Titanium hydride deformation assisted nucleation in alpha-beta titanium alloy, showing low strain rate embrittlement and stress corrosion crack propagation in aqueous environments
Use of air-assist fuel nozzle to reduce exhaust emissions from gas turbine combustor at simulated idle conditions - J-57 engine
Hybrid computer simulation for cardio-circulatory assist device, discussing atrium to aorta and ventrical to aorta optimal output, time tension index and flow control
Computer assisted scheduling techniques that produce conflict-free and efficient schedules have been developed and implemented to meet needs of the Manned Space Flight Network. CANS system provides effective management of resources in complex scheduling environment. System is automated resource scheduling, controlling, planning, information storage and retrieval tool.
A high speed power switch with unique turn-off capability was developed. This gate-assisted turn-off thyristor was rated at 609 V and 50 A with turn-off times of 2 microsec. Twenty-two units were delivered for evaluation in a series inverter circuit. In addition, test circuits designed to relate to the series inverter application were built and demonstrated.
A computer-assisted teleoperator control system for making comparative performance evaluations is described. A local and a remote control station, each with decision-making capability, communicate with each other through a simulated time delay. Supervisory control at three increasingly automatic levels is possible. The highest level of programmed control is facilitated through the ARM language which was developed to permit easily readable program manuscripts to be written and assembled into programs of motions by novice programmers. Experimental results show the advantage of this form of supervisory control with both direct and delayed (3 sec) manipulation tasks. In addition, two systems to measure and reproduce force distributions have been designed. One system reproduces contact on the external surfaces of the remote hand using 21 airjet simulators. Another system reproduces the shape of the contact between object and jaws using 288 piezoelectric (bimorph) stimulators.