An Introduction to Space Robotics

There is little doubt that robotic and automated systems in space will contribute considerably to the future commercialisation of the space environment. This text provides a systems eye view of robotic spacecraft design with an emphasis on control systems.
The first half of the book introduces the techniques of robotics and robotic control, and is the most mathematical part of the book. The second half of the book deals with spacecraft systems themselves, and how a robotic-type payload influences them, including consideration of financial and legal issues which are often left out of technical texts.
Running through the book is the implementation of a freeflying robotic spacecraft called ATLAS (Advanced TeLerobotic Actuation System). However, the techniques presented in the book are completely general and the ATLAS spacecraft just serves as an example, albeit a very useful and economically viable space system.

It is the only book to give a rigorous, comprehensive coverage of space robotics The book provides a total mechatronic approach which could be utilised as a general introduction to mechatronic engineering

Zusammenfassung
The author gives a rigorous, comprehensive coverage of space robotics. His mechatronic approach could be used as a general introduction to mechatronic engineering.

Inhalt
Introduction.- Robot kinematics.- Robot dynamics.- Planning of robotic manipulator trajectories.- Robotic control algorithms.- Space applications of robotic algorithms.- Robotic sensors and actuators.- Man-Machine interface.- Autonomous robot planning.- Spacecraft attitude and orbit control subsystems.- Spacecraft communications and Computer subsystems.- Spacecraft power, thermal and structural subsystems.- Atlas space systems overview.- Political, economic and legal environment.- Appendix A: Introduction to Control Theory.

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