Drone Swarms, Explained

Unmanned aerial vehicles have undoubtedly established themselves as an effective force multiplier in the theatre of military operations. In recent years, there has been an increased interest in multiple drones working together, however the potential of such technology is yet to be seen.

But what exactly are drone swarms and why are they making headlines all of a sudden? Let’s find out together in this episode of Explained!

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[GeorgePalmer-mm]

It seems to me that there is the potential for so many swarm configurations that those under attack by drones cannot keep up with the many different swarm configurations that they could see in the near future - 5, 10, 20 Shahed drones loitering over a target, or 5, 10, 20 Turkish Baraktyar drones loitering, giant swarms of all sizes of drones. Hundreds of smaller drones. Miniature drones that look like small birds. These drones could also scout an area to see if it is viable shelter from enemy sensors. Like they said, we could attack drone swarms with drone swarms of our own. Hopefully, these developments will lessen some of the agony of war, in a number of different ways.

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[teddypreston]

EMP... very prone to Electro Magnetic Pulses unless they are shielded from them. Driving up the cost. Too many tactics to discuss here.

[jlwdith]

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