Developing interactive artificial intelligence software for NASA mission control
Ari Jónsson · 2010
Over the last decade, artificial intelligence technology has moved from being an obscure research project within NASA to being an important tool for NASA mission controllers who operate spacecraft such as the Mars Exploration Rovers and the International Space Station. This achievement is in part due to advances in artificial intelligence, but a critical part is due to the development of a good understanding of mission controllers needs and how they interact with computer software. This talk presents the development of these interactive software tools, with focus on user involvement and how lessons learned were applied to improve the technology.