Khan BMS - Drone Autonomy
Drone autonomy without accountability is a liability. Khan BMS makes every autonomous action traceable to a named human Khan.
Drone autonomy is no longer a research topic — it is a battlefield requirement. EW denial, link jamming, and the sheer count of airframes in modern formations have made remote piloting structurally impossible at scale. The question is no longer whether drones act autonomously, but under whose authority.
Khan BMS answers that question with bounded autonomy. Every Arban node carries the signed intent of its parent Zuun, including pre-authorized rules of engagement. When the link drops, autonomy continues inside those bounds. When the link returns, state reconciles upward via gossip protocols.
Every lethal action is cryptographically traceable to the named human Khan whose intent authorized it. Autonomy and accountability stop being in tension. Khan BMS is the only commercial BMS that delivers both in a single architecture.