Swarm Intelligence

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Swarm intelligence describes the collective behavior of decentralized, self-organizing agents (e.g., robots, vehicles, warehouse workers) whose collaboration, without centralized control, leads to optimized logistics processes such as improved routing, coordinated order fulfillment, inventory optimization, or flexible warehouse operations.

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