Many aircraft. One formation.
Group drones into a swarm, design a sequence of formations, and send it to the ground station. GoDrona computes every aircraft’s slot and the transitions between shapes, and keeps the whole swarm inside its geofence.
Formations and transformations
Eight base shapes, any spacing, any order. Each step holds for as long as you set, then the swarm transforms smoothly into the next.
Swarm groups
Add swarm-capable aircraft to a named swarm with a ground station, altitude and spacing.
Sequence designer
Build the transformation as steps: formation, spacing and hold time, with an animated preview before you send it.
Collision buffer
A minimum separation is sent with every formation so aircraft keep their distance during transitions.
Swarm geofence
The whole swarm is bound by a keep-inside fence, and no-fly fences always apply.
One map, all aircraft
Every swarm member is visible on the UTM map with its pilot and UIN.
Command record
Each formation command is logged as sent and confirmed by the station.
Where swarms earn their keep
- Light shows and brand events
- Wide-area search with parallel tracks
- Large-field spraying with several aircraft
- Rapid mapping by splitting an area across drones
- Relay chains that extend radio range
Questions
How many drones can be in a swarm?
A GoDrona swarm can hold up to 100 aircraft. They must belong to the same operator.
Can a swarm change shape in flight?
Yes. You build a sequence of formations with spacing and hold times; the swarm transforms from one to the next while staying inside its geofence.
See GoDrona fly your fleet
Tell us what you fly and where. We will run a live demo with your aircraft, your airspace and your workflow.