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    Kilobot Project, Self-organizing Systems Research Group, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

    Self-organizing Systems Research Group, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

    Kilobot, low cost Swarm robot, K-Team Corporation, Vallorbe, Switzerland

    Home Page - k-team.com/mobile-robotics-products/kilobot

    kilobotics.com

    Playlist "Kilobot Labs"

    Playlist "Kilobot Project"

    Researchers:

    Michael Rubenstein

    Alejandro Cornejo

    Radhika Nagpal

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    Introduction to Kilobot

    Uploaded on Jun 7, 2011

    The following video describes the features of each Kilobot robot, and how they can be controlled in a group

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    Demonstrations of Kilobot collective behaviors on up to 29 robots

    Uploaded on Jun 8, 2011

    The following video shows a Kilobot collective of up to 29 robot demonstrating some popular collective behaviors such as follow-the-leader and foraging.

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    Kilobot Project: IROS 2011 Demo of a 100 robot swarm

    Uploaded on Jan 11, 2012

    This video shows clips from the IROS 2011 robot exhibition in San Francisco. A 100 kilobot robots travelled from Boston to California; the demonstration shows the robots performing a simple diffusive behavior, where they move randomly so long as they can hear neighbors but stop if they no longer hear the swarm.

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    Kilobot Highlights

    Published on Aug 31, 2012

    Videos showing various kilobot behaviors. For more details see the SSR website.

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    Kilobot firefly-based synchronization

    Published on Jan 9, 2013

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    Sync

    Published on Jul 29, 2014

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    Orbit

    Published on Jul 29, 2014

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    flocking side view

    Published on Jul 29, 2014

    Flocking Experiments. Real distance measurements, real coordination (i.e. mutex), but fake odometry. To deal with flip ambiguities, computation is performed multiple times throughout motion, and a voting procedure is done to determine flip.

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    A Swarm of One Thousand Robots

    Published on Aug 14, 2014

    A thousand-robot swarm created by Harvard researchers can self-assemble into different shapes. Learn more:
    "A Thousand Kilobots Self-Assemble Into Complex Shapes"

    by Evan Ackerman
    August 14, 2014

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