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Part 1: From Little Things Big Things Grow

This is a part one of a four part series of emergent microbial communication.

19-Jul-2026

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Quorum Sensing

Part 4: The dangling conversation In the previous article, we saw bacterial populations defend themselves collectively. Cyanobacteria formed protective flocs, while dying E.

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Algorithms on Display

(See the original demos announcement at the link). We have added more algorithms to the website to try out and tweak.

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Artificial vs Natural Intelligence

Over this 7-part series, we’ve explored how natural systems — ants, bees, birds, and brains — solve problems through emergence, not instruction.

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Agentic Swarms - Lessons from Nature for Enterprise AI

A great article to capture the principles we use at adaptive-emergent. Lessons forgotten in the cloud.

08-Jun-2026

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Agentic Swarms - Lessons from Nature for Enterprise AI

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A milestone - demos!

UPDATE: See more demos by following this link!

24-May-2026

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Can this plant actually see?

This is biomimicry by a plant, and it just shows that nothing humans create will come close to the rich and bizarre natural world.

23-May-2026

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Bee-inspired navigation robot pinpoints its home using a neural network

Researchers demonstrated a lightweight navigation system inspired by honeybee learning flights that allows small drones to return home using compact visual memories rather than large-scale mapping systems.

21-May-2026

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Swarm Robotic Warehouse Picking Systems

The system uses decentralized coordination and local signaling inspired by ant colony task allocation to distribute warehouse-picking workloads dynamically across autonomous robots.

19-May-2026

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European Telecom Consortium Tests Ant-Inspired Self-Healing Network Routing

The consortium demonstrated distributed telecom routing methods based on pheromone-style path reinforcement and stigmergy.

19-May-2026

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AI-powered military drones and the future of warfare

The advanced capabilities of AI-based navigation in military drones mean they will no longer require human training. They will rely on near-instantaneous sensor data from cameras, LiDAR, and radar to identify obstacles that will inform their future navigation, such as mountains, structures, and other aircraft.

19-May-2026