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Today, I bring a group of robots from Harvard University's Self-Organizing System Research Laboratory to imitate the construction of ant colonies .
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Different from the construction robots we have introduced before , this time the robots are mainly completed by the swarm by working together. Inspired by the social organization of ant colonies in Panama, Namibia, researchers in the laboratory have developed a decentralized swarm system, which only requires simple rules to control swarms of robots to complete complex tasks.
The little robots, called Termes, integrate swarm intelligence and self-organization methods to work together.
Using a decentralized system, the researchers used simple rules to instruct robots to build various structures from basic modules without the need for wifi and positioning systems .
Their research results also appeared on the cover of Science .
Such robots play a lot of roles in urban infrastructure construction and disaster rescue . Imagine that if you want to build a road , you only need to let a group of robots go out. Building walls will no longer take time and effort, and even when the flood comes, robots will replace the PLA. What a meaningful thing it is to reinforce the embankment with sandbags !
If you are also interested in robot automatic house building, please see Portal : Robots rejuvenate the reinforced concrete construction industry
ref:
https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2018/01/next-generation-robots-crawl-run-fly-real-world/
Prof:https://www.radhikanagpal.org/teaching.html
lab:https://ssr.seas.harvard.edu/research
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