Edward A. Hanlon
Papers
2
Total Citations
6
H-Index
2
About
Edward A. Hanlon is a pioneering researcher in autonomous space systems, with a focus on on-orbit diagnostics and intelligent robotic assembly for spacecraft. His major contributions include the development of the Autonomous Mobile On-orbit Diagnostic System (AMODS), a novel CubeSat-based platform designed to perform autonomous inspections of conventional spacecraft, enhancing mission safety and longevity. Hanlon also advanced the field with his work on the Intelligent Space Assembly Robot, which involved design and ground testing for autonomous in-space construction, a critical capability for future large-scale space infrastructure. Though his most-cited papers each hold 3 citations, their impact lies in their foundational role for emerging technologies in autonomous space operations. Hanlon’s research, conducted at the United States Naval Academy, addresses key challenges in space sustainability and robotic autonomy, positioning him as a notable contributor to the next generation of space exploration and servicing systems.
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Top Papers
- 1AMODS: Autonomous mobile on-orbit diagnostic system3 citations · 2016
- 2Intelligent Space Assembly Robot: Design and Ground Testing3 citations · 2017