International Workshop on Communication and Networking for Swarms Robotics

This international workshop addresses the rapidly growing field of communication and networking for swarm robotics, bringing together researchers from robotics, wireless communications, and distributed systems to tackle the fundamental challenges of coordinating large fleets of autonomous agents. Swarm systems depend critically on reliable, low-latency communication protocols that can scale to hundreds of robots operating in dynamic and contested environments, making network architecture a central concern for the field's practical maturity. The workshop fosters interdisciplinary dialogue between roboticists designing swarming behaviors and communications engineers developing the connectivity infrastructure that makes coordinated autonomy possible.

computer science communications robotics intelligent systems

We invite contributions on communication protocols for swarm robotics, network topology for multi-robot systems, distributed consensus algorithms, radio frequency and optical communication for robotic fleets, and security in swarm communication networks. Both simulation-based studies and hardware-validated experimental results are welcome.