If the spatial resolution of the Eco-HAB system was higher, allowing for more detailed tracking of mouse movements and interactions, the results of the study would likely show a more nuanced understanding of social behavior within the mouse groups. With finer spatial resolution, researchers would be able to capture more intricate details of how mice interact with each other, such as specific social behaviors, proximity preferences, and group dynamics. This increased level of detail could lead to a more precise quantification of sociability, including the identification of subtle social cues, hierarchical structures within the group, and potentially the formation of subgroups or cliques within the larger cohort. Additionally, higher spatial resolution could provide insights into individual variations in social behavior and the impact of specific interactions on the overall group dynamics. Overall, the results would be more granular and comprehensive, offering a deeper understanding of the social interactions and behaviors of mice in a group setting.