A model-based, distributed architecture integrates diverse components in a system designed for lunar and planetary surface operations: spacesuit biosensors, cameras, GPS, and a robotic assistant. The system transmits data and assists communication between the extra-vehicular activity (EVA) astronauts, the crew in a local habitat, and a remote mission support team. Software processes ('agents'), implemented in a system called Brahms, run on multiple, mobile platforms, including the spacesuit backpacks, all-terrain vehicles, and robot. These mobile agents interpret and transform available data to help people and robotic systems coordinate their actions to make operations more safe and efficient. Different types of agents relate platforms to each other ('proxy agents'), devices to software ('comm agents'), and people to the system ('personal agents'). A state-of-the-art spoken dialogue interface enables people to communicate with their personal agents, supporting a speech-driven navigation and scheduling tool, field observation record, and rover command system.
Mobile Agents: A Distributed Voice-Commanded Sensory and Robotic System for Surface EVA Assistance
2004
12 pages
Report
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Englisch
Mobile Agents: A Distributed Voice-Commanded Sensory and Robotic System for Surface EVA Assistance
British Library Conference Proceedings | 2004
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