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Intermediate State UAM Vision Concept of Operations (ConOps) Overview

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Urban Air Mobility (UAM)↗

NASA NTRS1997

A Compact VLSI Neural Computer Integrated with Active Pixel Sensor for Real-time Machine Vision Applications

A compact VLSI neural computer integrated with an active pixel sensor has been under development to mimic what is inherent in biological visio systems.

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NASA NTRS1999

Rover Maneuvering for Autonomous Vision-Based Dexterous Manipulation

Manipulators mounted on-board rovers have limited dexterity due to power and weight constraints imposed by rover designs.

Autonomous↗

NASA NTRS1996

Nuclear Bimodal New Vision Solar System Missions

Presented is an analysis of the potential mission capability using space reactor bimodal systems for planetary missions. Missions of interest include the Main belt asteroids, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Pluto. Trajectories to the planetary destinations were examined and optimal direct and gravity assisted trajectories were selected. A conceptual design using the space reactor bimodal system is defined.

space↗

NASA NTRS1995

Mars Lander Robotics and Machine Vision Capabilities for in situ Planetary Science

We overview our recent progress in lander-based robotics for Mars planetary science. Utilizing a 1:1 scale laboratory replica of the NASA Mars Surveyor '98 mission, JPL engineers and Mars sciencce colleagues have demonstrated approaches to lander science functions such as robotic sample acquisiiton and deposition, end-effector based microscopic viewing, hand-carried science instrument data collection, and science instrument emplacement by a robot.

robotics↗

NASA NTRS2017