Indian startup Armanetics has developed ARMANET, a mission-control platform intended to operate multiple quadcopter UAVs as a coordinated swarm. Instead of requiring an operator to control every drone separately, the system allows several aircraft to be managed through a single interface. Operators can configure customized formations, track individual drones in real time, exchange target information, and coordinate payload delivery. ARMANET is also designed to support coordinated strike operations, allowing missions to be planned and controlled at the swarm level rather than assigning tasks to individual UAVs. This approach could simplify the management of multiple drones during complex missions and improve coordination between participating aircraft.
