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Mosaic warfare: from philosophy to model to solutions
Section 2 first describes the newest DARPA Mosaic Warfare concept oriented on rapidly composable networks of low–cost sensors, multi–domain command and control nodes, and cooperative manned and unmanned systems, with runtime integration and goal orientation of scattered resources which should operate together as one holistic system. Section 3 briefs the Spatial Grasp model and Technology (SGT) aiming at solving distributed supervision, integration and management problems in a way similar to the announced Mosaic Warfare goals, which has been developed for the last decades and in different countries, with numerous applications in both civil and defense areas.
期刊介绍:
First published in 1986, the International Journal of Robotics and Automation was one of the inaugural publications in the field of robotics. This journal covers contemporary developments in theory, design, and applications focused on all areas of robotics and automation systems, including new methods of machine learning, pattern recognition, biologically inspired evolutionary algorithms, fuzzy and neural networks in robotics and automation systems, computer vision, autonomous robots, human-robot interaction, microrobotics, medical robotics, mobile robots, biomechantronic systems, autonomous design of robotic systems, sensors, communication, and signal processing.