Publication Date:
2019-08-13
Description:
Automatic decision making and control mechanisms of the type termed "adaptive" or "intelligent" offer unique advantages for exploration and manipulation of the undersea environment, particularly at great depths. Because they are able to carry out human-like functions autonomously, such mechanisms can aid and extend the capabilities of the human operator. This paper reviews past and present work in the areas of adaptive control and robotics with the purpose of establishing logical guidelines for the application of automatic techniques underwater. Experimental research data are used to illustrate the importance of information feedback, personnel training, and methods of control allocation in the interaction between operator and intelligent machine.
Keywords:
Cybernetics
Type:
AIAA Paper 74-1292
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Life Sciences and Systems; Nov 06, 1974 - Nov 08, 1974; Arlington, TX; United States
Format:
text
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