Active Pixel Sensors for Autonomous Spacecraft Applications
Over the foreseeable future, the size and scope of spacecraft missions will change dramatically. No longer will we see the large, expensive, and complex spacecraft that characterized the past decades.
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ai-autonomy
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Publisher
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Authors
Dennison, E.; Clark, C.; Fossum, E.; Salomon, P.
Year
1996
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GShips Project editorial synthesis
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2026-07-25
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Over the foreseeable future, the size and scope of spacecraft missions will change dramatically. No longer will we see the large, expensive, and complex spacecraft that characterized the past decades.
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