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  1. Technology
  2. Robotics & IOT

SwarmIOT

SwarmIOT enables fleets of connected IoT devices to act as coordinated swarms. By running JuliaOS locally or on edge nodes, these devices can make collective decisions, share sensor data, and adapt behaviour dynamically, without centralised control.

How It Works

  • Each IoT device runs JuliaOS modules tailored for edge environments

  • Devices share local insights and proposed actions over a peer-to-peer mesh

  • Swarm logic resolves conflicts, balances workloads, and adapts in real time

  • Lightweight agents interpret sensor input and issue commands to actuators

What This Enables

  • Smart agriculture: distributed moisture and weather sensors coordinate irrigation

  • Industrial automation: sensor swarms detect anomalies and optimize machine usage

  • Security systems: cameras and microphones detect unusual patterns collectively

  • Energy grids: solar panels and batteries balance local supply and demand

Example

A vineyard deploys soil sensors, irrigation valves, and drones across its fields. JuliaOS agents on each node coordinate watering schedules, detect disease risk, and guide drones for inspections—automating decisions based on shared field conditions.

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