Swagatika Sahoo

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Swagatika Sahoo is a rising researcher at the intersection of swarm robotics, blockchain technology, and artificial intelligence. Her work addresses a critical challenge in multi-agent systems: how to ensure trust, security, and reliability in decentralized robotic swarms. In her most-cited paper, “Making Robotic Swarms Trustful: A Blockchain-Based Perspective” (2023), Sahoo proposes a novel framework that integrates blockchain’s immutable ledger with swarm intelligence, enabling autonomous robots to coordinate securely without centralized control. This contribution is particularly relevant for high-stakes applications in logistics, disaster management, and surveillance, where trust among agents is essential. With 11 citations already, her work is gaining traction as a foundational approach to secure swarm coordination. Sahoo’s research bridges the gap between distributed ledger technology and embodied AI, offering practical solutions for resilient, autonomous systems. Her achievements mark her as an emerging voice in trustworthy robotics, with future potential to shape how swarms operate in real-world, adversarial environments.