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UAV-UCAV-UGV SOFTWARE

Today, countries around the world are in a race to advance rapidly in military aviation and defense technologies. At GM AIRBORNE and H-Tech Group , we are also part of this race, closely following these developments. We continuously test our existing software to ensure zero errors, while simultaneously continuing our R&D efforts to integrate new technologies into our systems.

FLIGHT AUTONOMOUS SYSTEM SOFTWARE

Our studies show that autonomous landing and takeoff, target arrival, return from target, friend-or-foe identification, target attack, target identification, and geographical information gathering can be performed. Furthermore, drones used in civil aviation can also be controlled and managed.

UAV-UCAV-UGV SWARM SOFTWARE

UAV-UCAV and UGV swarm software are advanced autonomous systems that enable multiple aircraft to perform tasks simultaneously and coordinately with minimal human intervention, using a centralized or distributed architecture. Thanks to this software, aircraft can act as a single platform, significantly increasing mission effectiveness, operational flexibility, and field safety.
Swarm software combines swarm intelligence algorithms, artificial intelligence, real-time communication, mission planning, collision avoidance, and dynamic decision-making capabilities. Each UAV/UCAV/UGV  analyzes environmental data, continuously shares data with other vehicles in the swarm, and adapts instantly to changing conditions.
These systems achieve high success rates in many critical scenarios such as reconnaissance and surveillance, area control, target tracking, electronic warfare, search and rescue, and defense operations. Thanks to their swarm structure, tasks are carried out in parallel, and in the event of individual vehicle losses, the system maintains overall performance, ensuring mission continuity.
UAV and UCAV swarm software has become an indispensable part of modern warfare and security concepts, and with its scalable, secure, and highly autonomous structures, it is shaping the future of air operations.
GM AIRBORNE and H-Tech Group offers software adaptable to the vehicle structure, intended use, and control platform, and utilizes continuously developed driver software.