Swarm Intelligence: From Bees Feeding Bees, To Cars Charging Cars | Tim Landgraf | TEDxVicenza

Tim Landgraf obtained his PhD degree with renowned neurobiologist Randolf Menzel and famous roboticist Raúl Rojas. He built the first working honeybee robot which was able to “talk” to honeybees. He became fascinated by both the individual and collective intelligence of bees and - thanks to a Fulbright fellowship - moved to California to study more honeybee biology with expert Kirk Visscher.
Upon his return to Germany he established his research group to learn about the beauty of biological systems. He co-founded the Dahlem Center for Machine Learning and Robotics and currently applies bee-smarts to human “swarms” and self-driving cars.
In his talk, Tim envisions future scenarios where cars recharge other cars, thanks to the intelligence of the swarm, a revolutionary technology that will open new doors to the market of small rechargeable items for small pockets and that will transform our perception of road congestion. Tim Landgraf obtained his PhD degree with renowned neurobiologist Randolf Menzel and famous roboticist Raúl Rojas. He built the first working honeybee robot which was able to “talk” to honeybees. He became fascinated by both the individual and collective intelligence of bees and - thanks to a Fulbright fellowship - moved to California to study more honeybee biology with expert Kirk Visscher.
Upon his return to Germany he established his research group to learn about the beauty of biological systems. He co-founded the Dahlem Center for Machine Learning and Robotics and currently applies bee-smarts to human “swarms” and self-driving cars. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@Swarmcommander]

Honeybees are absolutely amazing.

[@BabaResto]

Swarm Intelligence is very interesting for future technology..

[@ProCipher]

BIG Thanks for the talk and also for the translation :)

[@arthurbm32]

Loved it!

[@navaneethkp4812]

very insightful

[@eliasdheinzen]

Excellent talk!
P.S.: the description of the video is duplicated.

[@sergey198]

The main issue is why would I want to share my car's energy with anybody?

[@dottoreb9120]

Because if you pay to belong to the network, with swarm you will optimize your energy consumption

[@IrshadKhan-vk8rn]

Thnx I can use it in bee colony optimization technique thnx again

[@parsafa]

Wow 👌👌👌

[@redolvsky]

It is 2022 after 1 month .. hope you met the target

[@mfbe73]

0:14

[@eliseobenitez1217]

Body part donors.?

[@jamesriordan5461]

There are cool components for drones in this talk, but this is dystopian and naive the way he presents it

[@mercilessradio1770]

Actually the problem here lies in the ego. Humans cannot group like he is talking about without losing collective intelligence.