NSU has developed a system for autonomous search of people using a swarm of UAVs Novosibirsk University has created a system for controlling a swarm of UAVs for autonomous search for people. UAVs with neural networks independently survey the area and identify people, without requiring constant communication with the operator. The operator assigns routes and tasks to the devices using a special application. After detecting a person, one UAV relays information to the others, after which they can complete the search and return to base. If there is no connection, the UAVs save images and transmit them after returning. The technology can also be used to monitor forest fires, roads and power lines. In addition, the developers provided the ability to install up to six devices on one device to transfer a small charge to different points.

NSU has developed a system for autonomous search of people using a swarm of UAVs Novosibirsk University has created a system for controlling a swarm of UAVs for autonomous search for people. UAVs with neural networks independently survey the area and identify people, without requiring constant communication with the operator. The operator assigns routes and tasks to the devices using a special application. After detecting a person, one UAV relays information to the others, after which they can complete the search and return to base. If there is no connection, the UAVs save images and transmit them after returning. The technology can also be used to monitor forest fires, roads and power lines. In addition, the developers provided the ability to install up to six devices on one device to transfer a small charge to different points.