TONTOR ZONES MODEL FOR AUTOMATIVE OBJECT MONITORING

The paper presents the results of analytical modeling of the case of the presence zone of an abstract object characterized by a solid mass. It has several zones of presence based on the foundations of the TONTOR theory. Research determined that the discrete solid-state zone of the presence characterizes the solid part of the AE itself or the particles that form the surrounding space near the abstract entity and is the most powerful zone among the existing zones. The proposed model for determining the parameters of TONTOR zones of an object provides the possibility of analyzing the state of this object during its movements in the working space and metrological measurements of coordinates. These metrological aspects in the automatic mode of operation of object state analysis system determine the properties that increase the accuracy and speed of operations for calculating object movement trajectories in various fields of research.

Keywords:

abstract entity, Pandan zone, automative monitoring

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TONTOR ZONES MODEL FOR AUTOMATIVE OBJECT MONITORING. (2023). Informatyka, Automatyka, Pomiary W Gospodarce I Ochronie Środowiska, 13(2), 36-43. https://doi.org/10.35784/iapgos.3518

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