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Low-Altitude Agentic Networks: From UAV Connectivity to Workflow-Driven Capability Orchestration
Low-altitude platforms are evolving from connected sensing nodes into autonomous agents capable of bounded task interpretation, skill invocation, and local decision making. Increasing the intelligence of individual unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), however, does not resolve the organization problem t
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