Walter, I've spent a lot of years designing energy management systems
for commercial buildings before there were Fuzzy tools. It's a natural
application for Fuzzy logic with the classic thermostat problem as well
as humidity and load-shedding issues. I'd love to get back into it given the
hardware and software available today. At the time we used the 6809 and a
Forth-based multitasking kernel on the STD bus.

   - Tom

At 12:05 PM 11/8/97 -0500, you wrote:
>>    The recent issue of Circuit Cellar Ink (#88, Nov 97) is covering Fuzzy
>Logic
>> again. Of interest to many in this group is an article by Mr Byte Craft,
>> Walter Banks, discussing Fuzzy concepts using C. It would be nice to hear
>from
>> folks implementing Fuzzy Logic with the PIC family.
>
>There is actually quite a lot of fuzzy logic being done with PIC's.
>Microchip
>has been distributing  Inform's fuzzy logic development tools for analyzing
>and
>creating fuzzy logic based applications.
>
>We have Fuzz-c which is a general purpose C pre-processor that adds
>Linguistic variables and their manipulation to any C program. Fuzz-C passes
>normal C straight through and translates the Linguistic variables and
>operations
>into normal C.
>
>Most of the applications that I see being done on the PIC's
>are non-linear control systems.
>
>Walter Banks
>http://www.bytecraft.com
>
>