Portable resource control in the J-SEAL2 mobile agent system

Location of Intelligent Carts Using RFID

“…Since a mobile agent can bring the necessary functionalities with it and perform its tasks autonomously, it can reduce the necessity for interaction with other sites. In the minimal case, a mobile agent requires that the connection be established only when it performs migration (Binder, Hulaas & Villazon, 2001). The concept of a mobile agent also creates the possibility that new functions and knowledge can be introduced to the entire multi-agent system from a host or controller outside the system via a single accessible member of the intelligent multiple mobile robot system (Kambayashi & Takimoto, 2005).…”

Intelligence-ready network infrastructure: An ecosystem to control third-party intelligence distribution close to nomadic users

“…The MCG approach is based on frameworks for mobile agents that rely on mechanisms such as sandboxing to allow control of resource usage by hosted applications [4], as represented in Figure 2.…”

Controlled dynamic performance analysis

“…Jinsight provides a variety of different analyses through a visual framework, relying on trace data collection and analysis [36][37][38]. J-SEAL2 uses performance instrumentation to ensure that processes or threads don't overuse system resources, using byte code instrumentation to monitor memory and CPU utilization [7][8][9].…”