Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Chris Langton proposed a model of an artificial life that he named “ant”: an agent- called ant- that is over a square of a grid moves by turning to the left (or right) accordingly to black (or white) color of the square where it is heading, and the square then reverses its color. Bunimovich and Troubetzkoy proved that an ant’s trajectory is always unbounded, or equivalently, there exists no repeatable configuration of the ant’s system. On the other hand, by introducing a new type of color where the ant goes straight ahead and the color never changes, repeatable configurations are known to exist. ,  prove that determining whether a given finite configuration of generalized Langton’s ant is repeatable or not is PSPACE-hard.  also prove the PSPACE-hardness of the ant’s problem on a hexagonal grid.
['Tatsuie Tsukiji', 'Takeo Hagiwara']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Recognizing the Repeatable Configurations of Time-Reversible Generalized Langton’s Ant Is PSPACE-Hard
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