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    • Robotics and Control Systems
    • Swarm Intelligence
    • Bio-inspired Engineering

    Background:

    • Controlling large-scale swarm systems presents challenges in communication topology construction and computational complexity.
    • Traditional control methods using adjacency and Laplacian matrices are not directly applicable to second-order communication topologies (SOCT).
    • Existing methods often struggle with high computational demands for large numbers of agents.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel bionic swarm control strategy based on second-order communication topology (SOCT).
    • To address the limitations of traditional methods in constructing communication topologies and managing computational complexity for large swarms.
    • To develop a controller that reduces coupling in large-scale swarm systems.

    Main Methods:

    • Redesigning adjacency and Laplacian matrices for SOCT.
    • Introducing sub-swarm systems based on 2-order communication topology (2-OCT) for reduced computational load.
    • Utilizing followers from 1-order communication topology (1-OCT) as leaders in 2-OCT sub-swarms.
    • Designing the bionic swarm controller using the backstepping method.
    • Proving controller stability with a Lyapunov function.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully implemented tracking-containment control for a swarm of 42 members using SOCT.
    • Demonstrated the efficiency of the proposed bionic swarm controller through simulations.
    • Reduced computational complexity by forming independent sub-swarm systems.
    • Established stability of the bionic swarm controller.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed bionic swarm control based on SOCT effectively manages large-scale swarm systems.
    • The novel approach simplifies communication topology construction and reduces computational complexity.
    • The backstepping-designed controller ensures stability and achieves tracking-containment control.
    • This method offers a viable solution for complex swarm control applications.