Autonomy at Levels for Spacecraft

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Auteurs principaux: Baker, Daniel, Wojcik, Jeremy, Phillips, Sean
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author Baker, Daniel
Wojcik, Jeremy
Phillips, Sean
author_facet Baker, Daniel
Wojcik, Jeremy
Phillips, Sean
contents Autonomy at Levels is the idea that autonomy should be embedded within and throughout a spacecraft. Using Systems Engineering methods a spacecraft is typically decomposed into systems, subsystems, assemblies, components, and so on. All these decomposition levels within all the spacecraft's systems, could and should have autonomy elements built in. As a result, the "autonomy system" is made of autonomy elements or units that are integrated, distributed and embedded within the whole spacecraft. This is like how the power system would be designed and implemented. Linking control loops and autonomy loops illustrates how to achieve Autonomy at Levels.
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spellingShingle Autonomy at Levels for Spacecraft
Baker, Daniel
Wojcik, Jeremy
Phillips, Sean
Systems and Control
Autonomy at Levels is the idea that autonomy should be embedded within and throughout a spacecraft. Using Systems Engineering methods a spacecraft is typically decomposed into systems, subsystems, assemblies, components, and so on. All these decomposition levels within all the spacecraft's systems, could and should have autonomy elements built in. As a result, the "autonomy system" is made of autonomy elements or units that are integrated, distributed and embedded within the whole spacecraft. This is like how the power system would be designed and implemented. Linking control loops and autonomy loops illustrates how to achieve Autonomy at Levels.
title Autonomy at Levels for Spacecraft
topic Systems and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.14226