Naomi Leonard - Flock Logic: The Art and Engineering of How Groups Move
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What are the social interactions and responses that explain the stunning behavior of flocking birds, schooling fish and swarming honeybees? How do performance instructions shape a collaborative improvisation when dancers make compositional choices on the fly? How should we design decision-making for a team of robots to perform environmental monitoring and search and rescue? In this episode, Naomi Leonard presents a unifying framework to explore these and related questions on the dynamics of groups.
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