Go Big or Go Home: Simulating Mobbing Behavior with Braitenbergian Robots
Go Big or Go Home: Simulating Mobbing Behavior with Braitenbergian Robots explores Simulating mobbing behavior in Braitenbergian robots using the Webots platform to explore the effects of mobbing call range and group size on predator harassment. in Robotics Simulation.
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