OAC and University Developing Maritime AI Drone System
The university team has completed simulations of 20 drones and will next test hardware integration and open-water flights, officials said.
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Taiwan looks to autonomous swarms to counter Beijing’s grey-zone pressure
Taiwan is developing an AI-powered system to coordinate drone fleets for maritime surveillance and countering “grey-zone” activities, with researchers completing a simulation involving 20 aircraft, according to the island’s Ocean Affairs Council. The system, which is funded by the council, would allow different types of drones to autonomously divide tasks, plan routes and coordinate their movements while providing wide-area, persistent surveilla…
OAC and university developing maritime AI drone system
The Ocean Affairs Council (OAC) yesterday said it is funding a National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) team to develop an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered system to coordinate different types of drones to enable wide-area maritime surveillance and sustained monitoring.Developing a multilayered coa
Ocean council funds university team to develop AI drone system
Taipei, Oct. 26 (CNA) The Ocean Affairs Council (OAC) said Monday it is funding a university team to develop an intelligent system that coordinates different types of drones to provide wide-area coverage and continuous monitoring, as part of efforts to strengthen maritime defense.
Taiwan tests an artificial intelligence system to coordinate different types of drones in maritime surveillance tasks. The first simulations brought together two fleets with a total of 20 aircraft, although the project is still at an early stage.
The Ocean Affairs Council of the Republic of China (ROC) funded the team of Associate Professor Chih-Che Kueh of the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics Engineering at National Cheng Kung University to implement the "AI Mission Planning for the Swarm Flight of Fixed-Wing UAVs in a Multi-Type, Multi-Fleet VTOL System of the Coast Guard," developing an intelligent system for multi-aircraft collaborative operations. The image shows a fixed-w…
The Coast Guard Commission is subsidizing the National Cheng Kung University team to develop an intelligent system for multi-aircraft collaborative operations by integrating technologies such as AI, vertical takeoff and landing fixed-wing drones, and swarm control. This system has advantages such as wide coverage and continuous monitoring, which will enhance maritime defense and the resilience of the entire society's defense.
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