Imagine being able to control a swarm of drones with just your hands or gestures.
In this video, we explore a future concept-of-operations for swarm management and how large groups of robots and drones will be able to interact and work together.
The system senses the operator’s intent and controls drone trajectories and swarm states such as take-off, animation sequences, drone camera controls, and landing in real-time.
State synchronization and inter-swarm communication is managed through a highly optimized distributed control network that is based on our novel zero-trust for robotics architecture.
This technology has many potential applications, including for entertainment and tasks such as search and rescue, inspection or agricultural management.
Additionally, interactive swarm management could also be used for security purposes, as it would allow a large number of drones to be deployed quickly and efficiently. While this technology is still in its early stages, it has great potential and could revolutionize the way we manage large groups of semi-autonomous vehicles.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’d be happy to chat with you about this exciting technology and its potential applications. Thank you for watching!
