UMBC eBiquity: Research: Multi-Agent Systems 
Multi-agent systems (MAS) is an approach to building loosely coupled distributed systems in which components are thought of or modeled as autonomous, self interested, intelligent agents. The field is partly a target goal and partly a collection of techniques and technologies aimed at moving us toward that goal. Active Project
 Spire. Past Projects
A Personal Agent Application for the Semantic Web.
Agent Oriented Approaches to a Ubiquitous Grid.
An Agent Based Distributed Computing System using XReggie and Ronin.
Context Broker Architecture (CoBrA).
DAML.
Dynamic Negotiation Agents in Mobile Computing.
Enabling Peer-to-Peer Resource Discovery in Agent Environment.
MagicWeaver: An Agent Based Simulation Framework For Wireless Sensor Networks.
Mobile Peer-to-Peer Traffic Monitoring.
Policy-based Automated WAN Configuration and Management.
Rei : A Policy Specification Language.
Ronin Agent Framework.
TAGA.
Vigil / Secure Centaurus. Suggestions for Future Projects
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