Jason-RS, a Collaboration between Agents and an IoT Platform
Hantanirina Felixie, Jean Razafindramintsa, Sylvain Cherrier (LIGM),, Thomas Mahatody, Laurent George (LIGM), Victor Manantsoa

TL;DR
The paper introduces Jason-RS, a novel approach combining Jason BDI agents with web service technologies to enable autonomous decision-making in IoT objects without middleware, enhancing service orchestration and reducing human intervention.
Contribution
It presents a middleware-free architecture that links AI agents with IoT services, facilitating autonomous orchestration and decision-making in connected systems.
Findings
Successful integration of Jason-RS with IoT platforms.
Enabling autonomous decision-making based on REST interactions.
Potential for powering complex AI-driven IoT systems.
Abstract
In this article we start from the observation that REST services are the most used as tools of interoperability and orchestration in the Internet of Things (IoT). But REST does not make it possible to inject artificial intelligence into connected objects, ie it cannot allow autonomy and decision-making by the objects themselves. To define an intelligence to a connected object, one can use a Beleive Desire Intention agent (BDI an intelligent agent that adopts human behavior) such as Jason Agentspeak. But Jason AgentSpeak does not guarantee orchestration or choreography between connected objects. There are platforms for service orchestration and choreography in IoT, still the interconnection with artificial intelligence needs to be built. In this article, we propose a new approach called Jason-RS. It is a result of pairing Jason BDI agent with the web service technologies to exploit the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMulti-Agent Systems and Negotiation · Robotics and Automated Systems · IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
