The Indian Air Force (IAF) has chalked out the requirement for different mobile systems to counter threats in different operational scenarios, particularly those from multiple swarm drones.
About Swarm Drones:
SWARM stands for “Smart War-Fighting Array of Reconfigured Modules.”
A Swarm Drone typically consists of multiple drones working in coordination, communicating with one another, and sharinginformationto achieve a common objective.
These drones can be of the same or different types, ranging from small quadcopters to larger fixed-wing drones.
The swarm’s strength lies in its ability to function as a collective unit, leveraging swarm intelligence algorithms and advanced software to operate seamlessly and efficiently.
These drones are equipped with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and can communicate with each otheras well as with the control station.
All the individual drones work in unison to complete tasks using distributed coordination, with each communication sent out by one drone providing the others with up-to-date information about their environment and roles in the mission.
As their commands are based on real-time data, these swarms react quickly and precisely to changes in their surroundings.
The swarm as a whole and individual drones can exercise great autonomyin seeking and engaging targets.
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