Adaptive fuzzy knowledge‐based systems for control metabots' mobility on virtual environments

Arroyo, Ángel; Serradilla, Francisco; Calvo, O.

doi:10.1111/j.1468-0394.2011.00595.x

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“…In general, they are displayed using clothing and item symbols [24]. An avatar called Metabot was introduced in [25] by combining the name Metaverse with the word robot. An analysis of Metabots with mobility capabilities was presented in this paper.…”

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Cybersecurity in the AI-Based Metaverse: A Survey

2022

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The Metaverse is a multi-user virtual world that combines physical reality with digital virtual reality. The three basic technologies for building the Metaverse are immersive technologies, artificial intelligence, and blockchain. Companies are subsequently making significant investments into creating an artificially intelligent Metaverse, with the consequence that cybersecurity has become more crucial. As cybercrime increases exponentially, it is evident that a comprehensive study of Metaverse security based on artificial intelligence is lacking. A growing number of distributed denial-of-service attacks and theft of user identification information makes it necessary to conduct comprehensive and inclusive research in this field in order to identify the Metaverse’s vulnerabilities and weaknesses. This article provides a summary of existing research on AI-based Metaverse cybersecurity and discusses relevant security challenges. Based on the results, the issue of user identification plays a very important role in the presented works, for which biometric methods are the most commonly used. While the use of biometric data is considered the safest method, due to their uniqueness, they are also susceptible to misuse. A cyber-situation management system based on artificial intelligence should be able to analyze data of any volume with the help of algorithms. To prepare researchers who will pursue this topic in the future, this article provides a comprehensive summary of research on cybersecurity in the Metaverse based on artificial intelligence.

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“…In 'Adaptive Fuzzy Knowledge-Based MultiAgent Systems in Virtual Environments', Arroyo et al (2011) deal with pioneering aspects such as the confluence of 3D virtual worlds with social networks. The authors explore the possibility of using metabots, metaverse robots, in complex virtual 3D worlds, with motion capabilities based on an Adaptive Fuzzy KnowledgeBased controller, and driven by social issues.…”

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“…In ‘Adaptive Fuzzy Knowledge‐Based Multi‐Agent Systems in Virtual Environments’, Arroyo et al . (2011) deal with pioneering aspects such as the confluence of 3D virtual worlds with social networks.…”

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New perspectives on the application of expert systems

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“…Subsequently, a Metabot, is used to describe the convergence of software agents characteristics with 3D World avatar attributes. Arroyo et al in define a Metabot as a software entity, that inhabits a meta‐universe (or simply known as metaverse) and can be implemented in a separate programming environment, or built upon the tools offered by the metaverse platform. It offers human‐like interface, encapsulating knowledge‐based behavior built upon various data sources (e.g.…”

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Interconnecting distributed virtual worlds using Metabots: performance evaluation against the traditional client‐server model

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Computer Animation & Virtual

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Virtual Worlds evolution is breaking the barriers of virtual isolation, thus allowing users to participate in geographically dispersed and culturally diverse places. At the same time, mobile agents have been established as a solid programming method for heterogeneous networking and computing environments. Our work focuses on the definition of a distributed Virtual World reference platform for enhanced users' experience. Towards interconnecting virtual worlds with mobile agents, we have further enriched the concept of a human‐like appearance avatar. We propose two distributed virtual world architectures, namely loose and tight. In parallel, we present a relevant implementation scheme along with experimental results that prove the performance enhancements achieved against the classic client/server model. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Adaptive fuzzy knowledge‐based systems for control metabots' mobility on virtual environments

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Cited by 9 publications

References 26 publications

Cybersecurity in the AI-Based Metaverse: A Survey

Cybersecurity in the AI-Based Metaverse: A Survey

New perspectives on the application of expert systems

Interconnecting distributed virtual worlds using Metabots: performance evaluation against the traditional client‐server model

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