Tom Porter April 1, 2024 at 4:17 AM·7 min read 1 How vast swarms of drones could transform the future of war ...

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Plus one drone might carry a camera and GPS receiver, while others might carry sensors for CO2, methane, light, temperature, or humidity. "I think there is huge potential for this," Wich said.

"Exactly which mission drone swarms are best suited to is unclear, but their potential is huge," he said. "The challenge is separating where drone swarms really matter from where they're mostly cool ...