China's 116-Drone Swarm Sets World Record with No Human Input
The 34-minute pool test showed the drones navigating in sequence with no human intervention, highlighting civilian and industrial uses.
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Chinese underwater drones set a world record for the number of devices in one swarm. Developers have shown how drones can coordinate movement without humans.
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The Independent (US)Chinese team sets world record with underwater drones
The vehicles carried out autonomous underwater formation navigation with no human intervention for 34 minutes over 500m
China Sets Underwater Drone Swarm World Record With 116 Unit
China set a new Guinness World Record for autonomous underwater vehicle swarms, when 116 TH-618 drones navigated a preset route without human input. The milestone demonstrates significant advances in swarm robotics and autonomous marine technology coordinated by Northwestern Polytechnical University and Xian Tianhe Maritime Technologies. The drones spent 34 minutes navigating approximately 1,640 feet of […]
China has set a world record for the number of autonomous submarine drones launched simultaneously.
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