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SARGE - Search And Rescue Game Environment is a multi-player training game for robot operators which also supports agent based robot control for simulation work via TCP.
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The Virtual Storyteller is a multi-agent framework for generating stories based on a concept called emergent narrative.
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TOS is a multi-player soccer simulation game and a match simulation engine for on-line soccer management games. TOS can also be used as a tool for multi-agent AI research and education.
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This is a framework to develop Contexts and Agents and a Container to run them. The Container lets each Agent interact with the Context and other Agents. The agents are deployed in jar files and each one runs in an exclusive sandbox.
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Fungus is a framework for distributed simulation by multi-agents. It uses a very modular architecture. A GUI is provided. In our model, everything is Agent. Even the environnement. You have an access to the communication's 'canals'.
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