Reliable autonomous control technologies (ReACT) for uninhabited air vehicles

Pete Schaefer,Richard Colgren,R J Abbott,Han Park,Amir Fijany,Forest Fisher,Mark James,Steve Chien,Ryan Mackey,Michail Zak,Timothy L Johnson,Stephen Bush

Aerospace Conference, 2001, IEEE Proceedings.（2001）

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Reliable Autonomous Control Technologies (REACT) is a NASA sponsored flight research effort under the Revolutionary Concepts (RevCon) initiative. REACT seeks to develop and demonstrate an innovative software system to perform total vehicle and mission management for uninhabited aerial vehicles (UAVs). The REACT system will enable the development of safe, robust, and capable UAVs that are suitable for use in safety- and mission-critical applications. The REACT system is on the cutting edge of vehicle management research and development. It marries traditional approaches to system design with advanced artificial intelligence algorithms for system health monitoring and dynamic mission plan management that have been developed for autonomous space exploration

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aircraft control,intelligent control,military aircraft,nasa,react,revolutionary concepts,artificial intelligence algorithms,dynamic mission plan management,mission-critical applications,reliable autonomous control technologies,system health monitoring,total vehicle and mission management,uninhabited air vehicles,vehicle management research,artificial intelligent,space technology,remotely operated vehicles,software systems,system design,application software,robustness,innovation management

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