- [dinesh] yeah, right now they're communicating more wifi. - [shivani] so cool (giggles). future versions of these drones will create their own localized wireless network to communicate. but for now, this swarm is a proof of concept. you've defined a formation, and then they're assuming that formation? - yeah, i just say, i want to form a line and drone themselves figure out where they shoulgo. - [shivani] once they figure out where they are in rationship to each other, they can then work together to accomplish shared goal like ants working as a collective entity. - once they can coordinate between each other, we can send them out and doing specific missions. - [shivani] that's really cool (laughs). swarms of flying robots have their advantages. unlike a single drone self coordinating swarms can perform complex operations like mapping much faster by working in parael and combining their data, and losing one drone in a swarm doesn'do the whole operation. vijay imagines employing his advanced swarm technology to work on farms. this precision agriculture will hp feed the worl

from comedy, you're known as dinesh in the hbo hit "silicon valley."et's take a look at the clip and see you in action. >> look, steve. >> no, you look. i am the boss. this is my club, and you are my employee. you are all my employee. is that clear? is that clear? go. >> wow. you made yourself quite clear. >> yes, i thin i did. i think i did. >> you recently said in "people" magazine that you had no interest in playing boring characters, that you were interested in a flawed character like steve. why? >> i have never gotten a chance to play a character like this, to be able to really play someone who has all these layers and all that darkness inside of him. i knew it would be sort of an exciting challenge, because how do you play a bad guy while still making him in some ways relatable to the audience? how you make his darkness feel like it's not just darkness. i knew it would be such a challenging role to play. >> you see so much of his journey up until those homicidal moments. but at the same time, there is a scene that involves racism where you talk a