Algorithm helps robot swarms complete missions with minimal wasted effort

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MIT researchers have designed an algorithm to ensure the fruitful cooperation of information-gathering robot teams. Their approach relies on balancing a tradeoff between data collected and energy expended – which eliminates the chance that a robot might execute a wasteful maneuver to gain just a smidgeon of information. The researchers said this assurance is vital for robot teams’ success in complex, unpredictable environments.

Editor’s Note: This article was republished from MIT News.

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