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If you’re the kind of person who can’t help finishing other peoples’ sentences for them, don’t worry; you can blame it on evolution.

Here are 13 peer-reviewed publications on the infrastructure to make embodied intelligence possible. In order you will find: 1. Human–robot object handover This review surveys how robots pass objects to people and receive them back, framing handover as a foundational capability for human–robot collaboration.

New website is live! In August 2024 the former adappt.io was renamed to adaptive-emergent.com to narrow the scope from web3 distributed networks to biomimetic ones (read the three part series on this starting here).

From commercial HVAC to coordinated “swarm intelligence” Encycle is an energy-technology company with origins in Toronto, developing software that helps buildings use less energy and respond more flexibly to the power grid.

From Sheffield research to “natural intelligence” Opteran Technologies (registered in the UK as Opteran Technologies Limited) is a spin-out from University of Sheffield that formally incorporated in March 2020.

A case in point: “…decided amongst themselves when to strike.” No “agentic frameworks”… just swarms. https://slashdot.org/story/446276

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

In particular areas of human endeavour, precision in language matters, such as contract law. Sometimes the language is numbers, like in accounting or science.

This is the fifth of seven articles in the series comparing Nature with AI and how they approach agents. Part four is accessed here, the full series from here.