The Jet Propulsion Laboratory's (JPL's) Rover and Telerobotics Technolgoy Program, sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), responds to opportunities presented by NASA space missions and systems, and seeds commercial applications of the emerging robotics technology. The scope of the JPL Rover and Telerobics Technology program ranges from basic research, through synthesis of complete systems, evaluation in realistic ground and flight experiments. The Rover and Telerobotics Technolgoy Program comprises three major segments of activity: NASA robotic systems for planetary exploration, robotic technology and terrestrial spin-offs, and technology for non-NASA sponsors. Significant technical achievements have been reached in each of these areas, including complete telerobotic system prototypes that have been built and tested in realistic scenarios relevant to prospective users. In addition, the program has conducted complementary basic research and created innovative technology and terrestrial applications, as well as enabled a variety of commercial spin-offs.
Rover and Telerobotics: Technology Program. Accomplishments and Technology Transfer
1998
26 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Extraterrestrial Exploration , Astronautics , Control Devices & Equipment , Research Program Administration & Technology Transfer , Roving vehicles , Robotics , Research and development , NASA programs , Autonomous navigation , Remote control , Automatic control , Telerobotics , Robot control , Technology innovation , Technology transfer , Space missions , Mars exploration
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