Paper Accepted: Agent-based Autonomous Systems and Abstraction Engines: Theory meets Practice

[purplecat]

We are pleased to confirm that your paper:

Agent-based Autonomous Systems and Abstraction Engines: Theory meets Practice

has been accepted as a full paper at TAROS 2016, the 17th Towards Autonomous Robotic Systems conference.


This paper is more a set of system descriptions covering work on autonomous robot arms (done as part of the Reconfigurable Autonomy project I was working on until a couple of years ago), work on autonomous vehicle platoons (done as part of the Verifiable Autonomy project I'm currently working on) and the Lego Rovers work - and noting some incremental changes the practice of building these systems has had on the theory behind them.

However since we spend quite a lot of time system/demo building and they are really hard to write up and get published I'm quite pleased to get this published, even as a minor conference paper. It also helps maintain the link to research in the Lego Rovers work which I think is good in principle, and will help with any putative impact case.

Comments

[nanila]

Huzzah! Congratulations, it sounds like a really useful paper.

[purplecat]

Thanks!

[nyarbaggytep.livejournal.com]

Hurrah! It has lots of words in the title that I understand separately but not together, so I expect it will be good.

[purplecat]

TBH, it is decidedly minor, but it serves a number of other purposes beyond pushing back the frontiers of human knowledge.

[wellinghall.livejournal.com]

Congratulations on that

[purplecat]

Thanks!