Abstract
The extent to which autonomous, mobile agents with sufficiently wide behavioural repertories can be built to be able to tackle complex tasks in real-world domains is explored. A detailed hardware architecture is described in the reactive components of the system and a number of behaviours that have been obtained are outlined. An outline of the approach to the incorporation of deliberative planning is also presented indicating the task environment from which the approach is evaluated.
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Shadbolt, N., & Zhu, G. (1994). Architecture for dynamic, rational, mobile agents. In Intelligent Vehicles Symposium, Proceedings (pp. 515–519). IEEE.
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