NASA NTRS · 20090027757
Robust Software Architecture for Robots
Abstract
Robust Real-Time Reconfigurable Robotics Software Architecture (R4SA) is the name of both a software architecture and software that embodies the architecture. The architecture was conceived in the spirit of current practice in designing modular, hard, realtime aerospace systems. The architecture facilitates the integration of new sensory, motor, and control software modules into the software of a given robotic system. R4SA was developed for initial application aboard exploratory mobile robots on Mars, but is adaptable to terrestrial robotic systems, real-time embedded computing systems in general, and robotic toys.
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Aghazanian, Hrand, Baumgartner, Eric, Garrett, Michael. 2009-07-01. Robust Software Architecture for Robots. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20090027757
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