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One of the possible (temporary) solutions to this problem is to apply
over foam a highly-tear-resistant and flexible external coating (skin). In addition, to smother a lift-off, a current vehicle stabilization control system must be replaced by a system with significantly shortened reaction time. As a possible candidate, I see a system based on the (http://arxiv.org/pdf/cs.AI/0411015) "Bounded-Input Bounded-PREDEFINED-Control Bounded-Output" approach. |
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