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most citedFast Swarming of UAVs in GNSS-denied Feature-poor Environments without Explicit Communication

19 citations · 40 across the 15 of their papers we have counts for

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15 papers

cs.RO2025★ 3 cited

Swarming Without an Anchor (SWA): Robot Swarms Adapt Better to Localization Dropouts Then a Single Robot

Jiri Horyna, Roland Jung, Stephan Weiss +2

In this paper, we present the Swarming Without an Anchor (SWA) approach to state estimation in swarms of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) experiencing ego-localization dropout, wher…

cs.CL2025

MinionsLLM: a Task-adaptive Framework For The Training and Control of Multi-Agent Systems Through Natural Language

Andres Garcia Rincon, Eliseo Ferrante

This paper presents MinionsLLM, a novel framework that integrates Large Language Models (LLMs) with Behavior Trees (BTs) and Formal Grammars to enable natural language control of m…

cs.NE2025★ 1 cited

Emergent Heterogeneous Swarm Control Through Hebbian Learning

Fuda van Diggelen, Tugay Alperen Karagüzel, Andres Garcia Rincon +3

In this paper, we introduce Hebbian learning as a novel method for swarm robotics, enabling the automatic emergence of heterogeneity. Hebbian learning presents a biologically inspi…

cs.RO2024★ 5 cited

A Minimalistic 3D Self-Organized UAV Flocking Approach for Desert Exploration

Thulio Amorim, Tiago Nascimento, Akash Chaudhary +2

In this work, we propose a minimalistic swarm flocking approach for multirotor unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Our approach allows the swarm to achieve cohesively and aligned floc…

cs.RO2024★ 19 cited

Fast Swarming of UAVs in GNSS-denied Feature-poor Environments without Explicit Communication

Jiri Horyna, Vit Kratky, Vaclav Pritzl +3

A decentralized swarm approach for the fast cooperative flight of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in feature-poor environments without any external localization and communication i…

cs.RO2024

Emergence of specialized Collective Behaviors in Evolving Heterogeneous Swarms

Fuda van Diggelen, Matteo De Carlo, Nicolas Cambier +2

Natural groups of animals, such as swarms of social insects, exhibit astonishing degrees of task specialization, useful to address complex tasks and to survive. This is supported b…