Agents that grow by means of arguability and mobility

This paper explores a new frontier of mobile agents, not from technological views but from intrinsic views of mobility. We address ourselves to constructing agents, anthropomorphic computational objects, in which argumentation and mobility play important roles in agents’ growth over the computer network. Argumentation is a prominent apparatus to attain both communication and computation (Argumentation = Computation + Communication), and mobility is an ability and activity found inherently to the human. Combining these two, we attempt to construct two kinds of agents that grow by means of argurability and mobility, and illustrate their application and implementation