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It's not about the robots.

So my challenge to you: the next time you hear about a disaster, look for the robots.

Look for the robots, because robots are coming to the rescue.

And she said all my life I’ve been trying to get a place of my own I’m always gonna feel at home No matter where I may roam Always gonna find my way back home No matter how far I’m gone I'm always gonna feel this longing No matter where I might stay (Piano music) (Piano music ends) (Applause) In my lab, we build autonomous aerial robots like the one you see flying here.

So without GPS, it's hard for robots like this to determine their position.

But the main point I want to convey to you is that these robots are capable of building high-resolution maps at five centimeters resolution, allowing somebody who is outside the lab, or outside the building to deploy these without actually going inside, and trying to infer what happens inside the building.

Now there's one problem with robots like this.

And these robots consume about 100 watts per pound.

In addition to building these small robots, we also experiment with aggressive behaviors, like you see here.

The main point is we can have smaller robots that can go faster and then travel in these very unstructured environments.

So just like these honeybees, we build small robots.

In my lab, as we developed these robots, we start off with these big robots and then now we're down to these small robots.

Because these robots are really safe.

And this is quite challenging because now you have to think about networks of robots.

The first idea is that robots need to be aware of their neighbors.

But because the robots interact with each other, they sense their neighbors, they essentially follow.

So again, it's not because all the robots know where they're supposed to go.

Here the key idea is that the robots are agnostic to the identities of their neighbors.

They're asked to form a circular shape, and no matter how many robots you introduce into the formation, or how many robots you pull out, each robot is simply reacting to its neighbor.

Now if you put these ideas together, the third idea is that we essentially give these robots mathematical descriptions of the shape they need to execute.

And these shapes can be varying as a function of time, and you'll see these robots start from a circular formation, change into a rectangular formation, stretch into a straight line, back into an ellipse.

So what can robots do?

And the basic idea is that we fly aerial robots through orchards, and then we build precision models of individual plants.

Here you'll see robots traveling through an apple orchard, and in a minute you'll see two of its companions doing the same thing on the left side.

But robots flying overhead can easily spot this autonomously and then report to the farmer that he or she has a problem in this section of the orchard.

I'm thinking about artificial intelligence, autonomous robots and so on.

The thing that we need to do is to make robots smarter.

Now, no one will argue that we don't have robots.

We have manufacturing robots that are helping to build our cars that we drive today.

We even have robots that are helping our military, that are out disposing of bombs so our soldiers can come home safely.

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