P. Sapaty and M. Sugisaka, “Countering Asymmetric Situations with Distributed Artificial Life and Robotics Approach,” Proceedings of 15th International Symposium on Artificial Life and Robotics, B-Con Plaza, Oita, 5-7 February 2010.

has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Global Electronic Dominance with Spatial Grasp

  AUTHORS: Peter Simon Sapaty

  KEYWORDS: Electronic Dominance; Distributed Dynamic Worlds; Asymmetric Situations and Threats; Spatial Grasp Technology; Distributed Scenario Language; Parallel Networked Interpretation; Global Awareness; Multi-Robot Systems

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Communications, Network and System Sciences, Vol.5 No.11, November 26, 2012

  ABSTRACT: A high-level control technology will be revealed that can dynamically establish overwhelming dominance over distributed networked systems with embedded electronic devices and any communications between them. It is based on implanting of universal control modules (that may be concealed) into key system points which collectively interpret complex but compact mission scenarios in a special high-level Distributed Scenario language (DSL). Self-evolving and self-spreading in networks, matching them in a super-virus mode, DSL scenarios can analyze their structures and states and set up any behavior needed, including creation of benign or elimination of unwanted infrastructures. The scalable technology allows us to convert any distributed networked systems into a sort of integral spatial brain capable of analyzing and withstanding unpredictable situations in a variety of important domains.