In this episode, Kirstin Hagelskjær Petersen shares insights from her pioneering work on swarm robotics and autonomous construction. Drawing inspiration from social insects such as ants and bees, she explains how the collective behavior of simple robots can give rise to complex, emergent functionalities that surpass the capabilities of individual units. Kirstin discusses her innovative approaches to designing bio-cyber physical systems and facilitating human-swarm interaction, emphasizing the potential of these technologies to transform construction in hazardous or challenging settings. Tune in to discover how lessons from nature are driving the next generation of resilient and scalable robotic systems.