Ted Pavlic's lab at Arizona State University studies how natural and engineered systems, from ant colonies to robot teams, perceive their environment and make decisions autonomously. Research directions include:

• Collective behavior and decision-making in social insects
• Computer vision and machine learning for studying animal behavior (e.g., Beyond Tracking)
• Bio- and brain-inspired AI (e.g., KCNet)
• Distributed algorithms for multi-robot and other engineered systems

Repositories here archive code and data from lab papers. For publications and opportunities to join the lab, see pavliclab.org.