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h1. Make Agents Yourself
h2. Description
MAY (Make Agents Yourself) is a tool to build architectures usable to support development and execution of multi-agent systems.
Its main objective is to reduce the development effort of agent-based applications by bringing the development support closer to the business needs through the building of component-based software architectures and reuse of components.
> For a detailed general presentation of MAY with bibliographical resources in [[About MAY|English]] and [[A Propos de MAY|French]].
MAY is available as an Eclipse plugin (based on the "Xtext Framework":http://www.eclipse.org/Xtext/).
MAY is a free software and is distributed under the "GPL":http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html and "LGPL":http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html.
h2. Documentation
For more information on how to use MAY, go to the following page: [[SpeADL MAY]].
h2. (Unofficial) List of Users of MAY
MAY is used:
* In the "SMAC Team":http://www.irit.fr/SMAC, mostly by Ph.D. students.
* In the European ASCENS project for a robotic swarm multi-agent simulation.
* At "UPETEC":http://www.upetec.fr/, a start-up applying the research results of the SMAC Team in the industrial world.
* In the "ID4CS French project":http://www.irit.fr/id4cs/ for optimisation in collaboration with industrial partners such as Airbus and Snecma (Safran group).
* In the "ORIANNE French project":http://www.irit.fr/ORIANNE,1176 for automatic motor control and calibration.
* By the students of the Master _Développement Logiciel_ (Software Engineering) to discover component-oriented programming, see "this page":http://www.irit.fr/~Victor.Noel/Teachings/M1DLAL for details.
* By industrial partner co-directing applied Ph.D. thesis with the SMAC Team such as "Sogeti":http://www.fr.sogeti.com/, "Bnext Energy":http://www.bnextenergy.com/
* At the "ENAC":http://www.enac.fr/en/ Engineering School in student projects on MAS.
h2. Support Resources
Mayling-list: https://wwwsecu.irit.fr/listes/info/may-users
h2. Who are we?
MAY is developed by the "SMAC Team":http://www.irit.fr/SMAC under the supervision of "Jean-Paul Arcangeli":http://www.irit.fr/-Directory-?code=10.
Contributors to MAY are: V. Noël, J.-P. Arcangeli, F. Migeon
Past Contributors: S. Dudouit, S. Rougemaille, J.-P. Georgé
h2. Old stuffs
[[Deprecated MuADL]]