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OnAIR: Applications of the NASA on‐board artificial intelligence research platform

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Publicado en:AI Magazine vol. 46, no. 3 (Sep 1, 2025)
Autor principal: Gizzi, Evana
Otros Autores: Firth, Connor, Adams, Caleb, Berck, James, Chase Jr, P. Timothy, Cassamajor‐Paul, Christian, Chertok, Rachael, Clough, Lily, Davis, Jonathan, De La Cruz, Melissa, Dosberg, Matthew, Gibson, Alan, Hammer, Jonathan, Haroon, Ibrahim, Johnson, Michael A., Kempa, Brian, Marshall, James, Maynard, Patrick, McKinney, Brett, McKinney, Leyton, Monaghan, Michael, Onsay, Robin, Owens, Hayley, Pedrotty, Sam, Rogers, Daniel, Sultana, Mahmooda, Sinapov, Jivko, Theiling, Bethany, Woodard, Aaron, Zouloumian, Caroline, Williams, Connor
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John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Materias:
National Aeronautics & Space Administration > NASA
Space technology
Software
Robots
Aerospace industry
Aerospace systems
Research & development > R&D
Community research
Cognition & reasoning
Artificial intelligence
Decision making
Algorithms
Research applications
Research
Knowledge representation
Interfaces
Economic
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Resumen:Infusing artificial intelligence algorithms into production aerospace systems can be challenging due to costs, timelines, and a risk‐averse industry. We introduce the Onboard Artificial Intelligence Research (OnAIR) platform, an open‐source software pipeline and cognitive architecture tool that enables full life cycle AI research for on‐board intelligent systems. We begin with a description and user walk‐through of the OnAIR tool. Next, we describe four use cases of OnAIR for both research and deployed onboard applications, detailing their use of OnAIR and the benefits it provided to the development and function of each respective scenario. Lastly, we describe two upcoming planned deployments which will leverage OnAIR for crucial mission outcomes. We conclude with remarks on future work and goals for the forward progression of OnAIR as a tool to enable a larger AI and aerospace research community.
ISSN:0738-4602
2371-9621
DOI:10.1002/aaai.70020
Fuente:ABI/INFORM Global