How does slime mold relate to Biohaviour? Nature is a very surprising and inspiring topic that never ceases to come...
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One of our Research Challenges is ‘obtaining a working set of growth rules.’ To date the most striking research discovery...
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In the early days when we were growing 2D structures and doing a few 3D plots not in the CAD...
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Examples of the existence and purpose of non-coding DNA in nature has been published in Not quite Design Genes. But...
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Nature is an extraordinarily complex system, with many different actions going on, all triggered by many different effects and information...
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At around the same time period of agent's evolution as software agents, actor model was introduced. Actors can be considered...
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Our Design Series has presented the principles and implementation of design genes in the development of organisms within the Blind...
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Intelligent agents (or simply agents) perceive the environment through sensors and act upon that environment through actuators. These actions are...
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In nature we are aware of some of the environmental effects that dictate how a tree grows. These includes facts...
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So far in the Design Gene research article series we have presented all the initial work in understanding genes, creating...
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Biohaviour Theory
Slime Mold
5th November 2020
How does slime mold relate to Biohaviour? Nature is a very surprising and inspiring topic that never ceases to come up with new solutions to...
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Predictive Non-Determinism
20th October 2020
Nature is an extraordinarily complex system, with many different actions going on, all triggered by many different effects and information being fed into its system....
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Not quite Design Genes…
15th October 2020
Our Design Series has presented the principles and implementation of design genes in the development of organisms within the Blind Watchmaker. In short, the phenotype,...
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A Tree’s Intrinsic Rules can Dictate it’s Leaf Size
12th October 2020
In nature we are aware of some of the environmental effects that dictate how a tree grows. These includes facts such as leaves growing towards...
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Implementation
Budding in the Blind Watchmaker
3rd November 2020
One of our Research Challenges is ‘obtaining a working set of growth rules.’ To date the most striking research discovery and that which has informed...
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Design Growth under Static Load
29th October 2020
In the early days when we were growing 2D structures and doing a few 3D plots not in the CAD domain, we investigated design growth...
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Implementation of non-coding DNA
27th October 2020
Examples of the existence and purpose of non-coding DNA in nature has been published in Not quite Design Genes. But how does it apply in...
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Design Genes: Phenotype Exploration
10th October 2020
So far in the Design Gene research article series we have presented all the initial work in understanding genes, creating our own genes and growth...
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System Development
Actors: A Simpler Version of Agents
19th October 2020
At around the same time period of agent's evolution as software agents, actor model was introduced. Actors can be considered as the simpler version of...
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Agents: Architecture and Frameworks
12th October 2020
Intelligent agents (or simply agents) perceive the environment through sensors and act upon that environment through actuators. These actions are based on autonomous or collective...
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Using the Blind Watchmaker
8th October 2020
A simple GUI As we build the theory of the Blind Watchmaker and implement it in our Smart-MaaS system it is important that we consider...
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Agents in Manufacturing Industries
1st October 2020
The advancement of information and communication technology (ICT) has brought a huge revolution in the manufacturing industry, which is coined as Industry 4.0. When we...
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