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TEN (Transformative Extensions Network) is an open source framework designed to empower developers to build real-time multimodal AI agents capable of voice, video, text, image, and data-stream interaction with ultra-low latency. It includes a full ecosystem, TEN Turn Detection, TEN Agent, and TMAN Designer, allowing developers to rapidly assemble human-like, responsive agents that can see, speak, hear, and interact. With support for languages like Python, C++, and Go, it offers flexible deployment on both edge and cloud environments. Using components like graph-based workflow design, drag-and-drop UI (via TMAN Designer), and reusable extensions such as real-time avatars, RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), and image generation, TEN enables highly customizable, scalable agent development with minimal code.

🌐 Synapta OS Synapta OS is an educational Linux distribution preconfigured with local Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities. It is designed for schools and remote areas where Internet connectivity is limited or unavailable, offering access to AI-based learning and digital tools offline. Version 1.4.6

...It combines microscopic and mesoscopic simulations into one multiagent hybrid simulator. The large-scale maps are modelled mesoscopically in real-time, and the complex traffic interactions benefit from detailed agent-based microscopic simulations. To resolve the concurrency issues within the maps representation and the meso-micro transitions, Simultra combines an event-based mesoscopic model of the maps with a more detailed physical engine.

We define a simulant or (a bioinformant) as a software agent which serves as an assistant for a scientist. Simulants/Bioinformants will help scientists to manage, process and analyze their data, based on knowledge specific to the context and the domai

MASyV (Multi-Agent System Visualization) enables one to write agent-based models/cellular automata, eg. in C, visualize them in real time & capture to movie file with MASyVs GUI & message passing lib. Includes examples: Hello World, ants, viral infection

This project provides a simple kernel for building distributed agent-based applications. It is based on the idea that the principles underlying dataflow programming are well-suited to design a coordination language for multi-agent environments.