Swarm Drones for the Modern Battlefield – Powered by SARATHI. Deployed as SENA
At Cyclone UAV, we are engineering the future of unmanned aerial systems with SARATHI our Autonomous Swarm Drone Technology — a breakthrough in defense-grade aerial coordination. Our AI-driven drone clusters, SENA operate seamlessly together, executing complex missions with precision and speed, even in the most challenging environments.
Cyclone’s SENA drones operate as an intelligent team, coordinating in real-time to carry out missions with minimal human intervention. Each drone adapts dynamically to the situation and the actions of its peers.
Embedded with SARATHI, advanced AI algorithms, our SENA drones assess mission variables, identify potential threats, and make tactical decisions on the fly, ensuring operational success with minimal latency.
From reconnaissance to tactical support, our swarm systems are designed with mission-specific configurations that serve diverse defense objectives.
Equipped with real-time imaging and pattern recognition, the SENA drones autonomously detect, classify, and report potential threats or enemy assets with pinpoint accuracy.
No GPS? No problem. Our SENA drones come with GPS-denied navigation capabilities, using onboard sensors and vision-based mapping to fly and maneuver independently.
The swarm maintains continuous D2D communication, sharing critical data across units for synchronized flight paths, target tracking, and adaptive strategy.
Whether operating independently or in coordination with Ground Control Stations (GCS), Cyclone Swarm Drones retain full control, allowing manual override and live mission updates when required.
Every mission is supported by robust analytics that deliver post-flight intelligence, threat heatmaps, behavioral insights, and performance evaluation — empowering strategic planning.
From high-risk border surveillance to strategic air support, Cyclone UAV Swarm Drones provide unmatched aerial intelligence, resilience, and collaboration — even in environments where GPS fails and communication is critical.