<ul><li>Scientists have developed a virtual reality system for fish to study their schooling behavior and uncover the natural 'control law' used by zebrafish.</li><li>Through virtual reality simulations, researchers found that fish coordinate their motion based on perceived position of neighbors, not speed, leading to effective collective behavior.</li><li>The study shows that simple rules govern fish schooling behavior, inspiring potential applications in robotics and autonomous vehicle design.</li><li>The discovered natural control law was successfully tested with robotic cars, drones, and watercraft, showing promise for future implementation in autonomous vehicles.</li></ul>

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