One pilot. Many drones.
Swarm.AI is the operating system for multi-drone flight
Swarm.AI lets a single operator fly a fleet of drones as one adaptive system, in real time.
It brings mission design, live swarm control and a learning engine together in one orchestration layer, built for missions where plans change once the aircraft are in the air.
The ceiling on multi-drone flight
Most drones still need a pilot each. Swarms that do fly together follow paths programmed before take-off and cannot change the plan once they are airborne. The systems that can adapt usually depend on military-grade sensors that put them out of reach for most operators.
The result is high cost, more risk and a hard limit on what a multi-drone mission can achieve.
What Swarm.AI does
Swarm.AI moves operators beyond single-drone workflows and fixed flight paths to one control system built for dynamic, multi-drone work.
Mission design
Operators describe the outcome, not every flight path. AI-assisted planning turns that intent into a coordinated plan for the whole fleet.
Real-time swarm control
One operator directs the fleet as a single system. When conditions change mid-flight, the swarm adapts rather than aborting.
Learns from every flight
A flight analytics engine learns from each mission, so the system gets safer and more capable the more it flies.
Any drone, any mission
Swarm.AI is an orchestration layer, not a single aircraft. It is designed to sit above different drone types and different kinds of mission.
Proven in the sky
Skyline, our aerial lighting experience, is where Swarm.AI flies first. Live events are an unforgiving proving ground: fixed start times, large audiences, tight airspace and no second take.
Every show is coordinated flight at scale, in public, with no margin for error. See Skyline.
Where it goes next
The problem Swarm.AI solves is not unique to events. Anywhere one pilot per aircraft is the bottleneck, a fleet flown as one changes what is possible.
Defence and security
Coordinated multi-drone operations without a pilot for every aircraft, able to adapt as the situation on the ground changes.
Agriculture
Monitoring and surveying large areas faster, with several aircraft sharing the ground between them.
Property and survey
Inspection and mapping of large sites and structures, with the fleet dividing the work and one operator overseeing it.
Where we are
Two patents filed, with more in development.
CAA approval for our first fleet.
More than £500k in Innovate UK funding.
Commercial partners signed internationally.