  The study of dynamics of single active particles plays an important role in
the development of artificial or hybrid micro-systems for bio-medical and other
applications at micro-scale. Here, we utilize the results of these studies to
better understand their implications for the specific application of drug
delivery. We analyze the variations in the capture efficiency for different
types of motion dynamics without inter-particle interactions and compare the
results. We also discuss the reasons for the same and describe the specific
parameters that affect the capture efficiency, which in turn helps in both
hardware and control design of a micro-bot swarm system for drug delivery.
