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This work discusses different approaches for the cooperation between humans as a supervisor and multiple unmanned vehicles (UVs). We evaluated the most promising approach experimentally with expert pilots of the German Air Force. The co-agency of humans and highly automated unmanned systems (i.e., human autonomy teaming, HAT) is described by the us...
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... Unmanned systems equipped with sensors provide situational awareness to a task group commander at a safe distance in a manned aircraft. The expertise gained in these studies is used to develop the Future Air Combat System for Europe [20]. China, on the other hand, has been rapidly developing the use of UAVs in recent years, collecting highly reliable and comprehensive data, while saving time and money. ...
This study provides an overview of the potential uses of unmanned aerial vehicles and their swarm systems in future military technology. By examining the usage purposes in different application areas, the basic requirements of a common UAV design are investigated. Critical requirements have been determined, and it has been demonstrated that UAV systems with certain key features can be easily incorporated into swarm systems and used in future military applications. In addition, a common UAV that can be utilized in various applications has been developed, and constraints in the design and production stages have been determined. In this respect, the study provides a basis for similar studies to be carried out.
