Nemyx System Tested in Germany, Enabling a Swarm of Drones to Strike Tanks

Auterion has tested the Nemyx system in Germany, a cross-platform control engine for drone swarms from different manufacturers.

The company said that during the tests, two tank models were used, which were simultaneously hit by drones under the control of the Nemyx system.

Nemyx allows multiple drones to act as a single coordinated unit, performing AI-driven operations at high speed.

Powered by AuterionOS, Nemyx allows any compatible drone to join the swarm through a simple software update, transforming individual platforms into a collective intelligent system.

“By combining real-time AI, computer vision, and Skynode S-equipped drones, we have created a solution that quickly detects, prioritizes, and neutralizes multiple threats. The military can deploy swarms that act as a unified force, whether from a backpack or a truck,” the company said.

Nemyx builds on Auterion’s operational experience, including the deployment of Skynode drones in Ukraine.

The system can scale from small groups to large formations and is delivered as an AuterionOS application.

The Skynode minicomputer and flight controller is based on low-cost technology.

Computer vision allows to counteract and compensate for the loss of GPS function during electronic warfare.

Skynode provides fully autonomous flight and resistance to interference. Drones with this module receive the function of automatic guidance to a target selected by the operator.

The company said that it will supply Ukraine with 50,000 such modules and is ready to integrate the Nemyx system into them.

“This is a decisive breakthrough in unmanned systems that makes autonomous drones effective on a large scale,” the company said.