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Accelerating the Use of Autonomy on Robotic Space Missions – Workshop Summary

James Kaufman, Musad Haque, Marie Farrell, Ken Costello, Natalia Alexandrov, Martin S. Feather

SMC-IT/SCC 2021/Jul 1, 2021/NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Space × Robotics × AI

Technique

Autonomy, Task Planning & OperationsOpenAlex topic: AI-based Problem Solving and Planning

Indexed as

OpenAlexAI-based Problem Solving and Planning · Planetary Science and Exploration · Space exploration and regulation

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The purpose of this workshop was to address the following questions: What are the impediments to making more use of autonomy on robotic space missions?Which of those impediments apply to which kinds of space missions?What is/can/could be done to overcome those impediments?Highlights of the workshop's treatment of these topics are given herein.

Accelerating the Use of Autonomy on Robotic Space Missions – Workshop Summary

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