Swarm

Swarm refers to a coordinated group of individual agents—such as insects, robots, or artificial entities—that work together to achieve common goals without central control. Inspired by nature, like bird flocking or insect colonies, swarms operate through simple rules, local interactions, and adaptive behaviors. This approach enables efficient exploration, problem-solving, and task execution, even in complex or unpredictable environments. Swarm systems are used in various fields, including robotics, computer algorithms, and logistics, to improve robustness, scalability, and flexibility by harnessing collective intelligence.