NASA NTRS · 19880034423
Computing architecture for telerobots in earth orbit
Abstract
Based on generic operational and computational requirements associated with the control of telerobots in earth orbit, a multibus-based distributed but integrated computing architecture is proposed. An experimental system of that kind under development at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is briefly described. It uses Intel Multibus I at both control station and remote robot (telerobot) computing nodes. An essential element within each multibus is a Unified (or Universal) Computer Control Subsystem (UCCS) for telerobot and control station motor components. The two multibus-based computing nodes can be linked by parallel or high speed serial links for real-time data transmission and for closing the real-time bilateral (force-reflecting) control loop between telerobot and control station. The experimental system is briefly commented, followed by a brief discussion of future development plans and possibilities.
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Bejczy, A. K., Dotson, R. S., Szakaly, Z.. 1987-01-01. Computing architecture for telerobots in earth orbit. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880034423
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