PRESENTATIONS
The two presentations are made possible thanks to amazing technique - "CheerpJ", developed by the compony "Leaning Technologies". It is the open source that is granted to free-software developments at no cost.
CheerpJ is a solution designed to run Java applications and applets in modern web browsers by compiling Java bytecode into WebAssembly and JavaScript. Leaning Technologies is a British-Dutch company that specializes in compile-to-JavaScript and compile-to-WebAssembly solutions, and CheerpJ is one of its most successful products.
As mentioned in other documents, the Kaleidoscope project has two Java desktop applications: "The Qualitative Dynamical Systems Modeling & Simulation Environment", or QDS MSE, and "The Space Exploration Mission // Agent-Robot Behavior Simulator", or SEM ABS.
Accordingly, the presentation of both Apps is organized in the way where each model developed in the QDS MSE Applicatio or each Exploration Task executed by the SEM ABS Application is exposed on the screen just for a few seconds, and then is replaced by the next, the next, and so on. All steps of the domo, thus, are cycling, as the Carousel, until the presentation is interrupted by you. Please, choose the Presentation you would like to see by clicking one of the two links below.
Attention! Presentation of the Java Desktop Applications in a browser requires transforming Java Apps to the form that can be drawn and animated by the modern browsers. Therefore, it may take several seconds to bring the App into the browser and complete forming its image before the App can be shown on the screen. Please be patient.
Open Presentation: "Qualitative Dynamical Systems Modeling & Simulation Environment"
Open Presentation: "Space Exploration Mission - Standalone Agent Behavior Simulator"
Being preprogrammed for Presentation both these Apps demonstrates only the main operations of creating Properties, Conditions and Ars. Then it presents different models developed in the QDS MSE. Second App Presents how the models developed in the QDS MSE are used for controlling Agent Exploration Tasks. Alternatively, in order to utilize all the Apps features, you can download them both and have on your persona computer. Next section "Downloadables" helps you to do this.
DOWNLOADABLES
Both applications are distributed in the form of their installers assembled for macOS, Windows, and Linux computers. They can be downloaded from this page and placed on the hard disk following the standards of the named OSs. Installers with the extension ".pkg" are intended for installing and executing applications on computers equipped with macOS. Installers having extension ".msi" are intended for installing and running applications on Windows computers. And installers having extension ".exe" are intended for installing and running applications on Linux computers.
All these installers, during the installation of their applications, ask:
1) Accept the End-User Licence Agreement.
2) Choose Application Destination Folder instead of the pre-populated default location that is: a) xxx for MacOS, b) Program Files for Windows, and c) yyy for Linux.
The three groups of Downloads listed below (each having two buttons) suggest downloading Apps installers for Windows OS, Mac OS and Linux OS.
This page is a brief description of the Qualitative Dynamical Systems Modeling & Simulation Environment, or QDS MSE. It is arranged as a number of screenshots of the application that demonstrate its major features, backed by short explanations.
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This page presents "Space Exploration Mission // Agent-Robot Behavior Simulator" application. The purpose of this application is to imitate activities of the Orbital Space Research Facility that is monitoring state and performance of the remote Agent-Robot, whose controlling unit is implemented as Multicolored Logical Net (McLN). The page is created for testing if the expressive power of the McLN sufficient for it to be used as a behavior controller.
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