Thomas Schmickl


Interview with Thomas Schmickl
June 26, 2013

Thomas Schmickl is currently affiliated as associate professor at the Department for Zoology at the University of Graz (Austria). In this lab, he founded the Artificial Life Lab Graz.
His research interests concern: Bio-inspired artificial collective intelligence within robot swarms, Application and re-embodiment of self-organized animal behavior in autonomous robots, Study of animal behavior, with strong emphasis on social insects, Investigating the phenomena of self-organization and of swarm intelligence, Creating multi-agent models and simulations.
 

The bot swarm -- how robots and societies merge to form a whole | Thomas Schmickl

Published on Jan 12, 2015

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Animals and robots connected to a common society is no longer just science-fiction material, but a reality. Autonomous robots are specifically introduced in animal societies and behave as their animal teammates.
Talk language: German

Thomas Schmickl is a professor and the founder of the Artificial Life Lab at the University of Graz. The ALL is an international, interdisciplinary research laboratory that conducts research in the areas of swarm-intelligence, self-organization, ecology, evolution, swarm-robotics, modular robotics and biologically inspired algorithms.
 
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