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Autonomous Robust Execution of Complex Robotic Missions.
Paul Robertson, Robert Effinger, Brian C. Williams
- Year
- 2006
- Citations
- 5
Abstract
Getting robots to perform even simple tasks can be fraught with difficulty. Sending a robot to a distant planet, such as Mars, raises a number of significant issues concerning autonomy. The intended mission itself may be quite complex-- conceivably involving coordinated work with other robots. An example of such an anticipated mission is to send a team of robots to Mars where they will, among
Keywords
RobotMars Exploration ProgramExploration of MarsComputer scienceArtificial intelligenceMars roverAstrobiology
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