Coordination of remote vehicles using automation level assignments

This invention describes a computer system designed to manage and coordinate multiple drones. It works by continuously monitoring the drones' status to detect any issues, such as a drone deviating from its path. When a problem is identified, the system can propose solutions or take action, often involving a human operator who can either veto commands or choose from a list of suggested actions, depending on the system's assigned level of autonomy. The claims specifically detail these user interaction modes, where the system either sends commands unless a user vetoes them, or presents choices for the user to select.