E. Nelson, S. McClaran, D. Barnett, M. McDermott, G. Williams
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Development and validation of the Texas A&M University autonomous underwater vehicle controller
This paper discusses the methods and results of the testing procedures used to validate the autonomous underwater vehicle controller at Texas A&M University (TAMU). Work on the controller began in January 1987. US Naval mission objectives drove many of the technical aspects, such as requirements for fault-tolerance and mission specification. A generic unmanned underwater vehicle was configured for controller technology development.