AIAA SPACE 2008 Conference &Amp; Exposition 2008
DOI: 10.2514/6.2008-7910
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Astronaut Interface Device (AID)

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“…"The current display page for AID includes an overhead "radar" view showing the locations of all robots, a procedure tracking page, a predictive consumables gauge, an image display page and a robot movement control page. [10]" Because the AID uses standard windows software, all of the AID GUI applications can be developed using a standard Windows XP computer.…”
Section: Astronaut Interface Device Guimentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…"The current display page for AID includes an overhead "radar" view showing the locations of all robots, a procedure tracking page, a predictive consumables gauge, an image display page and a robot movement control page. [10]" Because the AID uses standard windows software, all of the AID GUI applications can be developed using a standard Windows XP computer.…”
Section: Astronaut Interface Device Guimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, task scheduling was not paid enough attention. For example, the GUI for Astronaut Interface Device [10]and the GUI developed by Vajnberger et al for remote control of a 5-DOF robotic arm, allow only one task to be performed at a time. RoSE and MotoSim EG [32] integrate all the necessary functions for operation, but they need input commands to schedule a task.…”
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