Telemaze: A feedback control system for the remote positioning of a distant exploratory vehicle

Ekkehard Pott · Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) · 1974

It is well known that feedback for on-line operation is useful only if the delay in the loop is short enough. A typical example where feedback is nearly useless is the remote control of an exploratory vehicle on a distant planet. TELEMAZE is a simulator for this situation. Guidance of the vehicle is obtained by steering an image of the vehicle through an environmental model stored in a local display system.

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