Swarm Robotics is a field of robotics that focuses on creating groups of robots that work together to accomplish tasks. Inspired by the behavior of social insects like ants and bees, these robots communicate and coordinate with each other to solve problems efficiently. By mimicking nature, swarm robotics can achieve complex goals, such as searching for objects or mapping areas, without needing a central control system. The main advantage of swarm robotics is its ability to adapt to changing environments. If one robot fails, the others can continue the task, making the system robust and flexible. This technology has potential applications in areas like disaster response, agriculture, and environmental monitoring.