Daphne -at analyzes data from the built -in systems of the spacecraft at the level of oxygen, carbon dioxide and other parameters in real -time monitors. If something goes beyond the norm, the system warns the crew and offers solutions to the problem.
Researchers performed experiments: At first, the students solved typical failures without Daphne -Attachment and without Attachment. The participants cope with a virtual assistant faster and less load. Later, under real conditions, NASA performed tests with the participation of engineers and pilots, but the difference in the results was insignificant due to the difference in the education level of the participants.
According to the authors of the project, such systems can be useful not only in space but also in the world – for example for firefighters and rescuers.
Source: Ferra
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