Author:
,Kravchuk O.A.,Samoilov V.D.,
Abstract
The article reveals modern approaches to building a swarm system with an emphasis on the swarm of unmanned aerial vehicles. The main components of the architecture of the swarming system were considered: swarming model, communication network, control system. The differ-ence between the principles of controlling individual UAV and a large group (swarm) of UAVs is considered. The importance and necessity of further development of methods and systems for managing swarm systems is outlined.
Publisher
National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Co. LTD Ukrinformnauka) (Publications)
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