Integrations & API Accessment & Operations
The operational value of BMB (Bionic Mosquito Bot) is maximized through a deployment ecosystem designed for agility, scalability, and integration. With seamless API access, modular field deployment options, and robust developer tools, BMB transitions from a standalone reconnaissance tool into an intelligent, interoperable swarm platform for real-time sensing, analytics, and automation.
Field Deployment Strategies
BMB units are designed to operate independently or as part of a coordinated swarm. Deployment options include:
Swarm Launch Pods: Wall-mounted or ceiling-hung charging nests capable of autonomously launching and recalling multiple BMB units. These pods manage local recharging, diagnostics, and firmware updates.
Wearable Deployers: Portable wrist-mounted launchers for tactical or field research use, enabling rapid deployment in confined or dynamic environments.
Drone-Deployed Capsules: In large-scale scenarios (e.g., disaster zones or forest environments), macro-UAVs can release sealed capsules that disperse BMBs into hard-to-reach areas.
Each unit logs mission telemetry and syncs with the swarm coordinator or base node upon return, allowing cumulative data synthesis and swarm optimization.
API Access & Architecture
BMB exposes a flexible RESTful and WebSocket-based API framework that enables direct integration into external applications, swarm coordination systems, or edge analytics platforms.
All endpoints are authenticated using JWT tokens with optional OAuth 2.0 support. Role-based access control allows mission-sensitive operations—such as flight recall, sensor reconfiguration, or swarm behavior overrides—to be securely restricted.
API Root:
https://api.bmb-systems.com/v1/Key resource groups:
/mission/– manage real-time swarm behavior and routing/telemetry/– stream sensor data or retrieve archived logs/ai/– request event-based inference results or trigger reanalysis/health/– monitor unit battery, CPU temp, sensor status
Live Telemetry Stream
The telemetry WebSocket API allows live streaming of environmental and positional data from one or more BMBs during a mission. Clients can subscribe to individual bots, sensor types, or geofenced zones.
const socket = new WebSocket('wss://api.bmb-systems.com/v1/telemetry');
socket.onopen = () => {
socket.send(JSON.stringify({
action: 'subscribe',
bot_ids: ['bmb_017', 'bmb_021'],
sensors: ['CO2', 'voc', 'temperature'],
bounding_box: {
lat1: 40.714,
lon1: -74.005,
lat2: 40.716,
lon2: -74.002
}
}));
};
socket.onmessage = (event) => {
const payload = JSON.parse(event.data);
updateRealtimeDashboard(payload);
};The stream supports latency-optimized compression and delta updates for mobile or constrained networks.
Mission Programming Interface
Mission instructions can be dynamically assigned or altered mid-flight through the /mission/program endpoint. Missions are written in a compact JSON DSL (domain-specific language) that specifies objectives, area constraints, and sensor triggers.
{
"mission_id": "observe_thermal_anomalies",
"priority": "high",
"flight_zone": {
"lat1": 34.024,
"lon1": -118.284,
"lat2": 34.028,
"lon2": -118.278
},
"waypoints": [
{"lat": 34.025, "lon": -118.282},
{"lat": 34.027, "lon": -118.280}
],
"triggers": {
"if_temperature_above": 35,
"then_record_audio": true,
"then_alert_swarm": true
}
}Missions can be uploaded via REST or published via MQTT for low-latency swarm-wide reconfiguration.
Predictive Event Subscription
BMB’s edge AI system allows predictive event notifications to be subscribed via webhook, email, or third-party integrations like Slack or Microsoft Teams.
import requests
endpoint = 'https://api.bmb-systems.com/v1/alerts/subscribe'
headers = {'Authorization': 'Bearer your_token'}
subscription = {
"event_type": "anomaly:air_quality",
"threshold": {
"VOC_ppm": ">500",
"CO2_ppm": ">1000"
},
"notification": {
"method": "webhook",
"url": "https://your.domain.com/webhook/bmb",
"headers": {"X-Custom-Token": "abc123"}
}
}
res = requests.post(endpoint, headers=headers, json=subscription)
print("Subscription ID:", res.json()['subscription_id'])Supported event categories include:
Environmental spikes (gas, temperature, humidity)
Sound anomalies (gunshots, explosions, distress calls)
Pattern recognition (crowd formations, movement corridors)
Developer SDKs & Simulation Tools
To accelerate development and integration, BMB provides SDKs for Python, JavaScript, and Rust. These SDKs wrap the full API suite and offer convenience features such as:
Auto token refresh
Mission plan validators
Bot simulator interfaces
Telemetry replay tools
BMB also offers a Web-based Mission Simulator for developers to test flight logic and swarm behavior using synthetic environments and historical datasets.
By combining modular deployment strategies with powerful APIs and predictive analytics, BMB becomes more than a micro-drone—it evolves into a plug-in micro-intelligence layer for next-gen sensing infrastructure, seamlessly integrating into smart city platforms, defense systems, or environmental observatories.
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