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This Defense Intelligence Reference Document from the Defense Intelligence Agency, dated 1 November 2010, is one of a series of advanced technology reports produced in FY 2009 under the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications (AAWSA) Program. It proposes a provisional cockpit design for craft driven by speculative breakthrough propulsion, such as control of gravity and inertia and faster-than-light travel. It draws mainly on the book Frontiers of Propulsion Science and on human-machine interface research.
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UNCLASSIFIED/ ; 17 Morgan, B. (1985). DOD enlists voice control and expert systems. Electronic Products, Oct. 1, 65-67. 18 Only a few gesture-based computer articles were consulted considering the assumption in this study that these would be mature technologies by the time that propulsion breakthroughs become possible. Hall, Kenji. (2007). The Big Ideas Behind Nintendo's Wii. Business Week. Retrieved from Sutter, J. D. (2010/ June/ 18). New tech moves beyond the mouse, keyboard and screen. CNN. Retrieved . • Underkoffler, J. (2010). John Underkoffler Points to the Future of User Interfaces. TED Talks, June 2, 2010, Retrieved from > 19 Only two Brain-Machine interface articles were consulted since the assumption of this study that these would be mature technologies by the time that propulsion breakthroughs become possible. • Genik II, R. J. (2009/ March/ 23). Technological Approaches to Controlling External Devices In the Absence of Limb-operated Interfaces, Defense Intelligence Reference Document, DIA-08-1003-012 (unclassified). Sutter (2010). 20 Moravec H. (2000) Robot: Mere Machine to Transcendent Mind: Oxford University Press 21 Two references apply to this endnote: • Stokes, Wickens, & Kite, K. (1990). 50 Hoover, G. (1992). Stop Saturating Pilots with Alphanumeric Hieroglyphics. Aviation Week and Space Technology, June. 15, 98-99. UNCLASSIFIED//Flilll. lilFFUil,t.k l.lli&i lil'lk>/
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