This paper reports on an on-going research and development effort in remote surface inspection of space platforms such as the Space Station Freedom (SSF). It describes the space environment and identifies the types of damage for which to search. This paper provides an overview of the Remote Surface Inspection System that was developed to conduct proof-of-concept demonstrations and to perform experiments in a laboratory environment. Specifically, the paper describes three technology areas: (1) manipulator control for sensor placement; (2) automated non-contact inspection to detect and classify flaws; and (3) an operator interface to command the system interactively and receive raw or processed sensor data. Initial findings for the automated and human visual inspection tests are reported.


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    Title :

    Remote surface inspection system


    Contributors:
    Hayati, S. (author) / Balaram, J. (author) / Seraji, H. (author) / Kim, W. S. (author) / Tso, K. (author) / Prasad, V. (author)


    Publication date :

    1993-02-01


    Type of media :

    Conference paper


    Type of material :

    No indication


    Language :

    English




    Remote surface inspection system

    Hayati, S. / Balaram, J. / Seraji, H. et al. | Tema Archive | 1993



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