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Swarm Research

Our research is committed to advancing the state of the art in cyber-physical systems (CPS) foundations and applications in the Internet of things (IoT).

Swarm Lab 2.0 Vision

The University of California at Berkeley, and particularly the Swarm Lab Research Centers, is committed to advancing the state of the art in cyber-physical systems (CPS) foundations and applications in the Internet of Things (IoT). Our mission includes designing and developing new methodologies, software, and hardware, and educating the next generation of engineers.

The work is organized around the following Swarm Lab centers & initiatives:

  • Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems Center (iCyPhy) & Distributed Dynamic Systems (DDS)
  • The Human Intranet (HI)

Read more here about the Swarm Lab’s 2.0 Research Vision.

Recent News

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Prof. Pister's Research Featured in "Microrobots Fly, Walk and Jump into the Future"

Swarm Lab Director and Electrical Engineering Prof. Kris Pister, his graduate student Daniel Drew, and research being done in the Berkeley Sensor and Actuator Center (BSAC), are featured in a Berkeley Engineering articled titled "Microrobots fly, walk and jump into the future." Pister and his team continue to develop microrobots that can walk, jump, or fly.

Prof. Ana Arias

Berkeley EE Researchers Develops New Skin-like Sensor

Prof. Ana Claudia Arias, Yasser Khan, Donggeon Han, Adrien Pierre, Jonathan Ting, Xingchun Wang and Claire Lochner (plus researchers from Cambridge Display Technology Ltd), have created a lightweight, thin, and flexible oximeter made of organic electronics printed on bendable plastic that molds to the contours of the body.