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Enhancing the technological maturity of robot swarms
The field of swarm robotics has seen significant growth in recent years, with potential applications in a variety of areas. This paper delves into the current research challenges in swarm robotics from a software engineering perspective. The paper presents three key research directions that will pave the way toward creating industry-adoptable robot swarms.