Chinese scientists have developed HG-STR, an advanced algorithm enabling drone swarms to autonomously locate and eliminate enemies under challenging conditions.
The algorithm is called HG-STR
May 31, 2026
04:06 pm
What's the storyA team of researchers from Northwestern China has developed a revolutionary algorithm, HG-STR (Heterogeneous Graph Spatio-Temporal Reasoning), that could change the face of drone warfare.
The new technology enables a fleet of fixed-wing drones to autonomously scour a large battlefield and eliminate all enemy targets, even in jamming and obscured conditions.
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