La compa\u00f1\u00eda AeroVironment (EEUU) ha realizado una alianza estrat\u00e9gica para equipar a los drones multifunci\u00f3n Mayhen\u00a010, con el software de autonom\u00eda colaborativa desarrollado por la empresa de software Applied Intuition. El Mayhem 10 es un dron modular configurable para multiplicidad de funciones, con capacidad de llevar hasta 4.5 kg de carga. Con el aporte del software \u201cAcuity ISR\/Strike\u201d que actuar\u00e1 como \u201ccerebro colectivo\u201d, podr\u00e1 operar en enjambres (swarms) de drones\u00a0en las m\u00e1s variadas misiones de combate.\u00a0El sistema permite compartir informaci\u00f3n de objetivos en tiempo real, entre las unidades del enjambre.\u00a0Esta\u00a0integraci\u00f3n marca un paso significativo hacia el despliegue masivo de sistemas aut\u00f3nomos en el campo de batalla moderno.<\/p>\n
AeroVironment is adding autonomous swarm capabilities to its Mayhem 10 launched effects system through a new partnership with Applied Intuition, giving the platform software that allows multiple aircraft to coordinate missions under the supervision of a single operator. The integration targets future U.S. Army launched effects requirements, where autonomous systems are expected to extend battlefield reach while reducing the workload on soldiers.<\/p>\n
Applied Intuition\u2019s Acuity ISR\/Strike software will power collaborative behaviors across teams of Mayhem 10 aircraft. Instead of operating independently, the drones can share targeting information, track threats, and coordinate attacks while a human operator remains in control.<\/p>\n
Swarm software integration<\/strong><\/p>\n The companies recently completed a demonstration of the integrated system, where multiple Mayhem 10 aircraft synchronized their actions and adapted to changing threats during a series of test scenarios. Engineers carried out the integration over several months at multiple locations using AeroVironment\u2019s autonomy interface control document, which is intended to simplify the addition of third-party software.<\/p>\n Jason Brown, general manager at Applied Intuition, said modern military operations increasingly depend on autonomous systems that can coordinate in real time without removing people from the decision-making process.<\/p>\n \u201cModern warfare demands trusted systems that can think, coordinate, and adapt faster than the adversary,\u201d Brown\u00a0said<\/a>. He added that Acuity ISR\/Strike enables collaborative autonomy with operator oversight, allowing drone teams to exchange targeting data and adjust missions as battlefield conditions change.<\/p>\n