Online automatic code generation for robot swarms: LLMs and self-organizing hierarchy

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Autores principales: Zhu, Weixu, Dorigo, Marco, Heinrich, Mary Katherine
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Publicado: 2025
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author Zhu, Weixu
Dorigo, Marco
Heinrich, Mary Katherine
author_facet Zhu, Weixu
Dorigo, Marco
Heinrich, Mary Katherine
contents Our recently introduced self-organizing nervous system (SoNS) provides robot swarms with 1) ease of behavior design and 2) global estimation of the swarm configuration and its collective environment, facilitating the implementation of online automatic code generation for robot swarms. In a demonstration with 6 real robots and simulation trials with >30 robots, we show that when a SoNS-enhanced robot swarm gets stuck, it can automatically solicit and run code generated by an external LLM on the fly, completing its mission with an 85% success rate.
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spellingShingle Online automatic code generation for robot swarms: LLMs and self-organizing hierarchy
Zhu, Weixu
Dorigo, Marco
Heinrich, Mary Katherine
Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
Multiagent Systems
Our recently introduced self-organizing nervous system (SoNS) provides robot swarms with 1) ease of behavior design and 2) global estimation of the swarm configuration and its collective environment, facilitating the implementation of online automatic code generation for robot swarms. In a demonstration with 6 real robots and simulation trials with >30 robots, we show that when a SoNS-enhanced robot swarm gets stuck, it can automatically solicit and run code generated by an external LLM on the fly, completing its mission with an 85% success rate.
title Online automatic code generation for robot swarms: LLMs and self-organizing hierarchy
topic Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
Multiagent Systems
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.04774