Data communication over remote areas that lack signal coverage requires intermediary stations to communicate hop by hop. These intermediary stations may still fail to operate, which can be difficult and/or expensive to repair. Another problem is that the intermediary stations are fixed, so they are not suitable for temporary connectivity. This project has developed a wireless network using automated drones as intermediaries to communicate instead of fixed stations. These drones establish a mesh network automatically in order to transfer data from source to destination. We divide the developing process into two main parts. The first is developing software for ground control, which controls the basic operation of the drones. The second is the preliminary program on the drones. It calculates and distributes commands to other drones so that they will move to designated waypoints. As a result, when the one drone loss signal, it still communicate data.