The system is designed so that one trained ground operator can supervise up to five aircraft simultaneously, depending on mission complexity and operational conditions.
This limitation is human, not technical.
The ground control system itself is inherently scalable. By adding additional operators, the same ground infrastructure can support larger numbers of aircraft without architectural changes.
In practice, this allows:
- flexible scaling of operations
- adjustment of operator-to-aircraft ratios based on mission intensity
- expansion from small deployments to fleet-scale operations
This design ensures that operational capacity can grow in line with demand, without being constrained by fixed ground-system limits.
