字幕表 動画を再生する 英語字幕をプリント [Engine noise] On launch day before the actual launch of the ORION takes place in Florida the IKHANA will take off from NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center and head out to the Pacific to acquire the ORION Capsule on reentry and look at the parachutes as they come out. So we will be at an altitude that when the ORION capsule is coming in it will be coming towards us as it is going down. [Radio Chatter] We are going to use the infrared camera to acquire the vehicle as it is coming down and eventually change to the optical camera to give better situational awareness of what is going on at splashdown. IKHANA is a native American Choctaw word that means conscious, self-aware, and intelligent and the reason that we chose that name for the airplane is that we were interested in doing research in autonomous control and the ways the airplane could assist the pilot in avoiding collisions or avoiding traffic and being able to respond to its own environment in a safe way. The agency has used the IKHANA UAS in several different ways. IKHANA supported the Western States Fire Mission. The goal there was to provide situational awareness to the fire fighters in the middle of fighting a fire and do it in almost real time manor. Something they have not been able to have from the air in the same way. [Radio Chatter] We have also flown fiber optic technology on the airplane to measure the wing bending on the airplane. With the fiber they can measure like, 100s of times more of what the wing was doing. So if you want to have the feedback of what you want the wing to do; either by bending the wing or by bending other surfaces, you have way more feedback by doing it this way. [Radio Chatter] Right now we're getting ready to fly the airplane with a research flight control system that will allow an eventual autonomous capability of the airplane, primarily for self-separation. Our goal is to improve the safety of UAS flying in the national air space. And if we can help the pilots on the ground controlling the remotely piloted airplanes know where the traffic around them is and give them standard ways to separate from that traffic this would be a great way to do that. [Radio Chatter]
B1 中級 米 イクハナ:NASAの目が空を見ている (Ikhana: NASA Eyes in the Sky) 115 5 稲葉白兎 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日 シェア シェア 保存 報告 動画の中の単語