Engineering a multi-agent system in Jason and CArtAgO

A Recent Experience in Teaching Multi-Agent Systems Using Jason

This paper briefly describes a recent experience of using Jason for teaching Multi-Agent Systems. Jason is a Java-based interpreter for an extended version of AgentSpeak. The basic AgentSpeak programming language for BDI agents is rather simple, making Jason a suitable tool for students to put into practice some of the elements of the BDI theory covered in the lectures.

Engineering e-Collaboration Services with a Multi-Agent System Approach

Towards Engineering a Location-Aware Wireless Multi-agent System

Physical location of users in a multi-agent system is crucial in order to provide them with context -awareness services. A context -aware system can answer to the requests of its users in a more effective way, being able of consider the conditioners that affect them. In this paper we focus in how to provide a FIPA multiagent system with a generic location service for users. We discuss several a...

Multi-Agent Programming Contest 2010 - The Jason-DTU Team

We provide a brief description of the Jason-DTU system, including the methodology, the tools and the team strategy that we plan to use in the agent contest. Updated 1 October 2010: Appendix with comments on the contest added.

Agent-based Workflow Management using XMPP and CARTAGO