NASA NTRS ยท 20140000512
Ubiquitous Wireless Smart Sensing and Control
Abstract
Need new technologies to reliably and safely have humans interact within sensored environments (integrated user interfaces, physical and cognitive augmentation, training, and human-systems integration tools). Areas of focus include: radio frequency identification (RFID), motion tracking, wireless communication, wearable computing, adaptive training and decision support systems, and tele-operations. The challenge is developing effective, low cost/mass/volume/power integrated monitoring systems to assess and control system, environmental, and operator health; and accurately determining and controlling the physical, chemical, and biological environments of the areas and associated environmental control systems.
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Wagner, Raymond. 2013-07-29. Ubiquitous Wireless Smart Sensing and Control. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20140000512
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