NASA NTRS · 19960022628
Dual use display systems for telerobotics
Abstract
This paper describes a telerobotics display system, the Multi-mode Manipulator Display System (MMDS), that has applications for a variety of remotely controlled tasks. Designed primarily to assist astronauts with the control of space robotics systems, the MMDS has applications for ground control of space robotics as well as for toxic waste cleanup, undersea, remotely operated vehicles, and other environments which require remote operations. The MMDS has three modes: (1) Manipulator Position Display (MPD) mode, (2) Joint Angle Display (JAD) mode, and (3) Sensory Substitution (SS) mode. These three modes are discussed in the paper.
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Massimino, Michael J., Meschler, Michael F., Rodriguez, Alberto A.. 1994-05-01. Dual use display systems for telerobotics. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960022628
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