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Editorial

Swarm Intelligence and Collaboration

James Haywood Rolling Jr.School of Art/College of Visual and Performing Arts, and the Department of Teaching and Leadership/School of Education, Syracuse University, New YorkView further author information
Pages 4-6 | Published online: 15 Aug 2016

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A photograph of the public sculpture Stroll (1995), by William King, located on the South Street walkway at Penn's Landing in Philadelphia, serves as a metaphor for the simple dynamics of all swarm behavior: follow the trail of the individual in front of you, and keep pace with the individual alongside you. Photo by James Haywood Rolling Jr.
A photograph of the public sculpture Stroll (1995), by William King, located on the South Street walkway at Penn's Landing in Philadelphia, serves as a metaphor for the simple dynamics of all swarm behavior: follow the trail of the individual in front of you, and keep pace with the individual alongside you. Photo by James Haywood Rolling Jr.

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