Implementing industrial multi-agent systems using JACKTM

Rick Evertsz; Martyn Fletcher; Richard Jones; Jacquie Jarvis; James Brusey; Sandy Dance

Implementing industrial multi-agent systems using JACK^TM

Rick Evertsz, Martyn Fletcher, Richard Jones, Jacquie Jarvis, James Brusey, Sandy Dance

School of Engineering

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Abstract

JACK^TM is an implementation of the Belief/Desire/Intention model of rational agency with extensions to support the design and execution of agent systems where team structures, real-time control, repeatability and linkage with legacy code are critical. This chapter presents the JACK^TM multi-agent systems platform. The chapter begins with a discussion of agent programming concepts as they relate to JACK^TM, and then presents experiences from the development of two industrial applications that made use of JACK^TM (a meteorological alerting environment and a responsive manufacturing set-up).

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Programming Multi-Agent Systems - First International Workshop, ProMAS 2003
Editors	Mehdi M. Dastani, Jürgen Dix, Amal El Fallah-Seghrouchni
Place of Publication	Berlin; Heidelberg
Publisher	Springer, Springer Nature
Pages	18-48
Number of pages	31
Volume	3067
ISBN (Electronic)	9783540259367
ISBN (Print)	3540221808, 9783540221807
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	1st International Workshop on Programming Multiagent Systems: Languages, Frameworks, Techniques and Tools, ProMAS 2003 - Melbourne, Australia Duration: 15 Jul 2003 → 15 Jul 2003

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Other	1st International Workshop on Programming Multiagent Systems: Languages, Frameworks, Techniques and Tools, ProMAS 2003
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Melbourne
Period	15/07/03 → 15/07/03

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Evertsz, R, Fletcher, M, Jones, R, Jarvis, J, Brusey, J & Dance, S 2004, Implementing industrial multi-agent systems using JACK^TM. in MM Dastani, J Dix & AE Fallah-Seghrouchni (eds), Programming Multi-Agent Systems - First International Workshop, ProMAS 2003. vol. 3067, Springer, Springer Nature, Berlin; Heidelberg, pp. 18-48, 1st International Workshop on Programming Multiagent Systems: Languages, Frameworks, Techniques and Tools, ProMAS 2003, Melbourne, Australia, 15/07/03.

Implementing industrial multi-agent systems using JACK^TM. / Evertsz, Rick; Fletcher, Martyn; Jones, Richard et al.
Programming Multi-Agent Systems - First International Workshop, ProMAS 2003. ed. / Mehdi M. Dastani; Jürgen Dix; Amal El Fallah-Seghrouchni. Vol. 3067 Berlin; Heidelberg: Springer, Springer Nature, 2004. p. 18-48.

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