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Implementing Polytope Projects for Smart Systems

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The chapter summarizes the results and outlines the perspectives for polytope projects. The methodology of implementing polytope projects, the connection with other research and development directions has been highlighted in this chapter. The methodology concerns projects building blocks, multiple levels, duality and complementarity, closure, center and rhythms allowing specifying the polytope projects architecture. The implementation of polytope projects for the future leading technological and scientific projects concerns coding exploration and artificial living systems. Horizons for society 4.0, beyond industry 4.0 are addressed. The conclusion is that new industrial technologies and approaches are merging the physical, biological, cognitive and intelligent worlds in ways that fundamentally transform society.

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Iordache, O. (2017). Polytope Perspectives. In: Implementing Polytope Projects for Smart Systems. Studies in Systems, Decision and Control, vol 92. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-52551-8_9

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