Swarm design

How the swarm is built

One base station coordinates 10–30 drones: the field is split into sectors, drones work in parallel and rotate to charge on their own — the swarm never stops.

Principles

Four rules of the swarm

SectorsThe station splits the field into sectors — each drone works its own, no overlap

RotationA drained drone flies home, a charged one takes its place — work without pauses

CoordinationOne radio link: the station sees the position and state of every unit in real time

ScaleFrom 10 to 30 drones per station — the swarm grows with your land

Mission cycle

From deployment to a clean field

01Station deploymentThe station arrives at the field edge, raises the RTK antenna and calibrates coordinates

02Survey flightA scout drone maps the field; the AI registers a work plan with weed positions

03Swarm at work10–30 drones clear their sectors with lasers, rotating to charge

04ReportThe station produces a coverage map and statistics for the farmer