SwarmRobotics
Swarm robotics refers to the study of large groups of robots that work together collaboratively to achieve a common goal. These robots are typically autonomous and communicate with each other to coordinate their actions. Swarm robotics draws inspiration from the collective behavior of social insects such as ants and bees, where individual agents work together in a decentralized manner to accomplish complex tasks. The field of swarm robotics explores algorithms, behaviors, and mechanisms that enable robot swarms to exhibit emergent properties, self-organization, and robustness in various applications such as search and rescue, environmental monitoring, and industrial automation.