Building software that enables multiple autonomous drones to coordinate, communicate, and operate as an intelligent system.
KappaSwarm is developing software for coordinated autonomous drone operations, allowing multiple aircraft to function together as a unified system.
Our work focuses on distributed coordination, formation control, task allocation, collision avoidance, and resilient swarm behavior.
Our mission coordination architecture is designed to manage multiple autonomous vehicles from a unified software platform.
The system is being developed to support mission planning, dynamic task assignment, vehicle status monitoring, communication, and coordinated execution.
Simulation allows swarm behaviors and mission logic to be developed and tested before deployment to physical aircraft.
KappaSwarm is exploring simulation, autonomous decision-making, optimization, and artificial intelligence techniques for increasingly capable multi-agent systems.
KappaSwarm is focused on developing a modular swarm-autonomy platform capable of supporting different drone platforms and mission requirements.
Current research includes autonomous coordination, PX4 and MAVLink integration, distributed systems, simulation, mission planning, and multi-agent intelligence.
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Email: contact@kappaswarm.com