Physical Computation in Insect Swarms
Offered By: Santa Fe Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of collective behavior in insect swarms through this hour-long lecture. Delve into the concept of physical computation and how it manifests in the coordinated movements of insect groups. Gain insights into the complex mechanisms that allow simple organisms to achieve remarkable feats of organization and decision-making. Discover how researchers study and model these swarm behaviors, and learn about the potential applications of these findings in fields such as robotics and artificial intelligence. Examine the parallels between insect swarms and other complex systems in nature, and consider the broader implications for our understanding of emergent phenomena and self-organization.
Syllabus
Physical Computation in Insect Swarms
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Santa Fe Institute
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