Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Enabling and managing coordination activities beten autonomous, possibly mobile, computing entities in dynamic computing scenarios challenges traditional approaches to distributed application development and software engineering.  specifically focuses on the problem of motion coordination, and proposes field-based coordination as a general framework to model and engineer such coordinated behaviors. The key idea in field-based coordination is to have agents' movements driven by computational force fields, generated by the agents themselves and/or by some infrastructure, and propagated across the environment.  shows that field-based approaches enable the definition of adaptive and effective motion coordination schemes, which can be modeled and tested by making use of a dynamical systems formalism, and which can be easily implemented either above existing middleware infrastructures or by making use of novel middleware specifically conceived for field-based coordination.
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I am writing a research paper on a idea THEORY AND PRACTICE OF FIELD-BASED MOTION COORDINATION IN MULTIAGENT SYSTEMS
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