Sentence examples for intuitive machines from inspiring English sources
Underlining the opportunity to unite private enterprise with government expertise is the fact that Steve Altemus, the president and CEO of Intuitive Machines, is a former deputy director of the Johnson Space Center.
But this is the area officials are hoping to transform into a major spaceport, and next door to Nasa's lab is the Houston spaceport's first tenant: a 60-person firm called Intuitive Machines developing drones and metallic additives in an airy former Boeing building.
The companies selected are: Astrobotic Technology Inc. of Pittsburgh; Deep Space Systems Inc. of Littleton, Colo.; Draper of Cambridge, Mass.; Firefly Aerospace Inc. of Cedar Park, Texas; Intuitive Machines of Houston; Lockheed Martin's space division in Littleton; Masten Space Systems Inc. of Mojave; Moon Express of Cape Canaveral, Fla.; and Orbit Beyond of Edison, N.J.
Some people like a lot of settings, while others might prefer a more intuitive machine.
The PASS provides perceptual operation status, easy time manipulator, and intuitive man machine interface.
Jura E6: £599.99, lakeland.co.uk Sleek and intuitive, this machine has an inbuilt water filter, outstanding grinder and you can personalise your settings once you find your perfect preferences.
Service robot systems add to assisted environments besides the aspect of hard physical assistance capabilities with flexibility, increased intelligence and situational awareness and provide new ways of intuitive man-machine-interaction.
Online programming methods using more intuitive human-machine interfaces (HMI) and sensors information have been proposed by several institutions (Zhang et al. 2006; Sugita et al. 2003).
In 2012, a national advisory panel declared that some prostate cancer screening (and the resulting surgeries) did more harm than good; still, prostatectomies are common, and Intuitive's machine is used in at least 80% of them.
Morgan said that "it seems intuitive that some machines will become economically unviable".
Andersen, R.A., Kellis, S., Klaes, C. & Aflalo, T. Toward more versatile and intuitive cortical brain-machine interfaces.
