Imagine — Dozens of low-cost, autonomous drones overwhelming radar capacity, avoid jamming zones, adapt their flight paths in near real-time, losing a third of the drones during mission? No issue, as the swarm recalculates and continues with the mission.
Swarm drone technology is rapidly reshaping the way government, militaries and civilian agencies approach surveillance, security, emergency response and infrastructure protection. Unlike traditional Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) that operate individually under direct human control, swarm drone function collectively as coordinated systems capable of autonomous decision-making. Inspired by the behaviour of birds, bees and ants, drone swarms rely on artificial intelligence (AI), real-time communications and distributed sensing to operate collaboratively and adapt dynamically to changing environments (Alqudsi and Makaraci, 2025).
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