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Reality browsing: Using information interaction and robotic autonomy for planetary exploration
2001
AIP Conference Proceedings
Reality browsing is a framework that enables distributed control of a team of planetary robots. In it, prioritized user queries are serviced in a hierarchical data structure consisting of an Internet-accessible world model, data archives on the remote robots and finally a multiple-robot planner that coordinates query-directed searches. This paper introduces the reality browser concept and outlines important research issues required for implementation.
doi:10.1063/1.1357906
fatcat:pn3i4p7shffb5bprrsfhu64ade