Integrating Large Language Models for UAV Control in Simulated Environments: A Modular Interaction Approach
Abhishek Phadke, Alihan Hadimlioglu, Tianxing Chu, Chandra N Sekharan

TL;DR
This paper investigates how Large Language Models can be integrated into UAV control systems to enable natural language command interpretation, autonomous decision-making, and improved human-machine interaction in simulated environments.
Contribution
It introduces a modular framework for integrating LLMs into UAV control and demonstrates proof-of-concept results using existing models and simulation platforms.
Findings
LLMs can interpret natural language commands for UAV control
The proposed framework facilitates autonomous decision-making in UAVs
Proof-of-concept shows feasibility of LLM integration in simulation environments
Abstract
The intersection of LLMs (Large Language Models) and UAV (Unoccupied Aerial Vehicles) technology represents a promising field of research with the potential to enhance UAV capabilities significantly. This study explores the application of LLMs in UAV control, focusing on the opportunities for integrating advanced natural language processing into autonomous aerial systems. By enabling UAVs to interpret and respond to natural language commands, LLMs simplify the UAV control and usage, making them accessible to a broader user base and facilitating more intuitive human-machine interactions. The paper discusses several key areas where LLMs can impact UAV technology, including autonomous decision-making, dynamic mission planning, enhanced situational awareness, and improved safety protocols. Through a comprehensive review of current developments and potential future directions, this study…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMulti-Agent Systems and Negotiation
MethodsBalanced Selection
