Group inside the Pentagon is looking to help cut down on unmanned aerial
fragmentation, attempting to develop a way to manage all of the
different models with a universal drone controller. It's something the
military has tried and failed to accomplish in the past, but this time
it's taking a more smartphone-esque approach to the matter, according to
Wired. The key would be to create an underlying software
architecture that allows pilots to control fleets of unmanned vehicles.
On top of that would be specific applications that are "down-loaded to
suit individual user taste and productivity," a Pentagon official told
the site. The approach would make it possible to control different
models with differing functionality as a connected fleet.
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