Spatial Grasp Model and Technology, SGT

The chapter contains summary of the developed Spatial Grasp Model and Technology (SGT) based on solving problems in large distributed systems by high-level active patterns which can self-propagate, self-replicate, self-modify, and self-match such systems in a controlled flooding or super-virus mode, without central resources. Numerous communicating interpreters from its Spatial Grasp Language (SGL), collectively executing SGL scenarios, can be installed in key system points (on agreements or in a stealth manner for special applications). SGT allows us to start from any system points and dynamically cover any regions of interest using unlimited scenario-pattern mobility. Any existing social media tools and platforms can be extended for having this capability by supplying them with implanted SGL interpreters. The latter can also be installed in human-wearable devices and robotic units, allowing them all operate in integral teams.

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