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NASA NTRS · 19730050513

Teleoperators - Manual/automatic system requirements.

Abstract

The teleoperator is defined as a remotely controlled, cybernetic, man-machine system designed to extend and augment man's sensory, manipulative, and cognitive capabilities. The teleoperator system incorporates the decision making, adaptive intelligence without requiring its presence. The man and the machine work as a team, each contributing unique and significant capabilities, and each depending on the other to achieve a common goal. Some of the more significant requirements associated with the development of teleoperator systems technology for space, industry, and medicine are examined. Emphasis is placed on the requirement to more effectively use the man and the machine in any man-machine system.

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Janow, C., Malone, T. B.. 1973-01-01. Teleoperators - Manual/automatic system requirements.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19730050513

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