Miletus Space Cheer Leader Pilot Synapse Frame Work

Starting with the frame work of autonomous navigation, real-time decision-making, and scientific data collection.  autonomously. 

AI-Assisted flight: The program is for software, hardware, and instrumentation to allow the aircraft to fly itself… The standard autopilot system for Cheer Leader, an AI-driven autonomous and autonomous assisted flight system for the Space Plane:

• Dynamic Targeting (NASA JPL): This system enables Earth-observing satellites to autonomously hunt for specific, short-lived phenomena like wildfires or volcanic eruptions by analyzing data and avoiding clouds in real-time, making decisions like a human would.
• DART Mission Algorithm (NASA): The Double Asteroid Redirection Test mission in 2022 used a specialized onboard algorithm to guide the spacecraft to autonomously collide with the asteroid Dimorphos, making its own decisions during the final phase of the mission.
• Autonomous Rendezvous Transformer (ART) (Stanford): ART is a trajectory optimization framework that integrates AI-based methods with traditional algorithms to speed up calculations for complex maneuvers like autonomous space rendezvous, making them more fuel-efficient and safer without needing constant ground communication.
• AEGIS (Autonomous Exploration for Gathering Increased Science) (NASA JPL): This AI-powered system autonomously collects scientific data during planetary exploration missions, such as the Mars exploration rovers, by deciding which targets to observe and prioritizing data.
• CAPSTONE (Cislunar Autonomous Positioning System Technology Operations And Navigation Experiment) is a NASA mission that launched a small, 12-unit CubeSat to test a unique lunar orbit and demonstrate new navigation technology for future lunar missions, like the Artemis program. Its primary objective is to pioneer a Near Rectilinear Halo Orbit (NRHO), which will serve as the orbital path for the future lunar Gateway outpost, and to prove the effectiveness of the Cislunar Autonomous Positioning System (CAPS) for spacecraft navigation in cislunar space