Dynamic adaptive distributed computer system

• US 20050177593A1
• Filed: 01/21/2005
• Published: 08/11/2005
• Est. Priority Date: 01/23/2004
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Neal Solomon
• Original Assignee: Geodesic Dynamics
• Inventors: Solomon, Neal
• Granted Patent: US 7,277,876 B2
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 1/1
• CPC Class Codes: G06N 5/043 Distributed expert systems; Blackboards

Abstract

A system, methods and apparatus are described involving the self-organizing dynamics of networks of distributed computers. The system is comprised of complex networks of databases. The system presents a novel database architecture called the distributed transformational spatio-temporal object relational (T-STOR) database management system (dbms). Data is continuously input, analyzed, organized, reorganized and used for specific commercial and industrial applications. The system uses intelligent mobile software agents in a multi-agent system in order to learn, anticipate, and adapt and to perform numerous functions, including search, analysis, collaboration, negotiation, decision making and structural transformation. The system links together numerous complex systems involving distributed networks to present a novel model for dynamic adaptive computing systems, which includes plasticity of collective behavior and self-organizing behavior in intelligent system structures.

Claims

1. An adaptive dynamic computer system architecture having a plurality of system layers interconnected to one another, comprising:

A first layer including a hardware system including microprocessors, application specific integrated circuits or continuously programmable field programmable gate arrays;

A second layer including distributed nodes;

A third layer including distributed transformational spatio-temporal object relational database management system;

A fourth layer including a multi agent system of intelligent mobile software agents;

A fifth layer including plasticity behavior in intrasystemic interaction;

A sixth layer including plasticity behavior in environmental interaction;

A seventh layer including a plurality of functional applications.