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ILA stands for (kind of) intelligent, learning assistant and is a speech recognition system aka voice assistant very similar to Siri, Google Now and Cortana. ILA is fully customizable and you can teach her/him/it new things by yourself like executing system commands, opening web pages, programs and apps or just some basic conversation :-) ILA runs on Java und thus is compatible to Windows, Mac and Linux. It is designed to integrate with your home enviroment and for example build up your own,...

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

JAVA based tool for easy and realtime monitoring (RTM) of data streams or groups of data streams. This tool makes it easy to monitor inherent distributed or multi-threaded applications like e.g. agent systems, financial data, logistics, RFID Systems

The FlashServer is a part of the MASSim project of the Computational Intelligence Group at the TU Clausthal, Germany and his main task is the visualization of the games as Flash videos. Currently the FS is not in use during the Multi-Agent Contest.

BlueJam is a Java-based algorithmic music composer that uses evolutionary techniques and heuristics. Originally intended to evolve solos on the blues scale. BlueJam interfaces with Pure-Data to give real-time output.

A graphical platform for monitoring the US stock market using OpenTick. Our focus is to have a simple and intuitive interface yet providing the commonly used tools (technical analysis, plots,...).

A multiagent system with elements of artificial intelligence capable of composing and performing its own music.

Music agent is a software agent designed to help people discover new creative commons licensed music according to their personal taste.

This project is an implementation of a computational framework that addresses general-interest low-level problems such as real-time synchronization, sound communication and spatial agent mobility.

Multimedia consumption at social events - if available - can be considered as a complex problem. People use their smart phones and tablets to take pictures and videos, leading to a high number of production places. If we enable those visitors to share their content at the event, new challenges emerge. Visitors move, go online and offline, and build a dynamic network. One can say a complex adaptive network emerges, with all its problems. We tackle these problems by introducing a bio-inspired...