
Aerial Systems[SWARM]
A fleet flown as a single formation from one station: arm, launch, reshape in flight, task and recover together.
- Aircraft per formation
- Up to 50
- Extensible
- Standard formations
- 8
- Reshaping
- Collision-free
- Operators
- One
Overview
One operator per aircraft does not scale. A swarm is useful only if the operator's workload stays flat as the fleet grows, which makes the control station the real product and the airframes interchangeable.
The station arms and launches the fleet, forms it into a chosen shape at a set altitude, and reshapes it in the air without any two aircraft contesting the same space. A destination is a single click for the whole formation. Payload release, return to launch and landing in formation are likewise fleet-wide commands, and any one aircraft can be taken under manual control without disturbing the rest.
System qualities
01 / 05
Formations that mean something
Line, column, wedge, echelon left and right, circle, grid, diamond and arrow: the shapes that are actually used, selectable in flight.
02 / 05
Reshapes without a collision
Slot assignment minimises total travel and the paths are deconflicted in space and time, with an altitude-layer fallback when the geometry is tight.
03 / 05
One destination, whole fleet
Click the map and the formation flies there as a rigid body, holding its shape on the way.
04 / 05
Manual override at any moment
A key press seizes the whole formation for direct control and pauses autonomous flight; a single aircraft can be flown on a transmitter while the rest continue.
05 / 05
Recovers in formation
Return to launch brings every aircraft back to its own start point and lands the fleet in shape.
Specifications
Figures marked undisclosed or on request are released against a stated requirement.
System
- Aircraft per formation
- Up to 50
- Control station
- Browser-based, one operator
- Formations
- Line, column, wedge, echelon L/R, circle, grid, diamond, arrow
- Operators per formation
- One
Behaviour
- In-air reshaping
- Collision-free slot assignment and deconfliction
- Tasking
- Formation-wide destination, payload release, return, land
- Manual override
- Formation-wide, or one aircraft on a transmitter
- Minimum separation
- Enforced during every reshaping manoeuvre
- Node loss
- The formation closes up and continues
Aircraft
- Endurance
- On request
- Payload
- On request
Link
- Telemetry
- Encrypted, per aircraft
- Inter-aircraft range
- Undisclosed
- Coordination latency
- Undisclosed
Documentation
- Aerial Systems overviewAvailable on request
Works with
These are built to operate together, on one network and one picture.
Many aircraft, one intent.





