Coordinanos
Coordinanos is a theoretical framework for coordinating actions among multiple autonomous agents, including software agents and human operators, to achieve shared objectives under distributed constraints. It emphasizes decentralized decision-making, local communication, and global coherence without centralized control.
Origin and terminology: The term emerged in discussions of distributed coordination and constraint-based planning in early
Core principles: Coordinanos centers on common goals, constraint-based negotiation, compatibility with heterogeneous agents, robustness to partial
Applications: The framework has been discussed for use in swarm robotics, autonomous vehicle fleets, logistics and
Advantages and challenges: Proponents emphasize potential improvements in throughput, energy efficiency, and resilience. Challenges include ensuring
See also: multi-agent systems, distributed constraint satisfaction, swarm robotics, distributed artificial intelligence, consensus algorithms.