One Drone Is Dangerous

This review paper examines the evolution and impact of autonomous drone swarms in modern warfare, focusing on their technological, operational, and strategic dimensions. It explores swarm control methodologies including decentralized architectures and bio-inspired algorithms, AI-driven autonomous decision-making, and robust communications designed to withstand cyber and electronic warfare threats. The review highlights operational applications such as surveillance, reconnaissance, coordinated saturation strikes, and ethical challenges surrounding autonomy and human oversight. Security vulnerabilities and counter-drone defense systems are analyzed to underscore the complexity of protecting swarm operations. Practical examples from military combat roles to civil applications like disaster response demonstrate the wide-ranging effects of this technology. The paper concludes by discussing emerging trends in autonomy, integration with other systems, and the urgent need for legal and ethical frameworks to govern the deployment of drone swarms amid evolving strategic risks.

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