A self-driving drone swarm would roast Taiwan for China

Taiwan is developing autonomous drone systems to enhance its defense against potential Chinese aggression. Engineers at National Cheng Kung University have successfully conducted simulations with two groups of ten drones each, marking a significant advancement in coordinated drone operations. The project aims to assist Taiwan's Coast Guard in countering Chinese operations that threaten undersea cables vital to Taiwan. The drones are programmed to maintain distance, fly in formation, and navigate obstacles, allowing them to adapt to changing maritime conditions. This development includes the integration of three Western drones, enhancing operational capabilities without requiring modifications to existing vessels.