Drone-swarm model

Twelve sectors over a twenty-five square kilometre area, four and four-fifths of them lit: what the brief's duty cycle allows, 4.8 of 12 drones aloft on average.

This is the surveillance drone-swarm model from mbse-workflow: a layered, SysML-like model written layer by layer by LLM agents and gated at every step by a deterministic checker. It opens in Sysprose, a browser modeller, where every view of the model — general, interconnection, action, state, requirement, tree, tables, 3D — is drawn from the one text file.

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