Developing Cost-Effective Drones for 5G Non-Terrestrial Network Research and Experimentation
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| author | Cáceres, Carlos de Quinto Navarro, Andrés Navarro, Alejandro Leonardo García Martínez, Tomás Otero, Gabriel Hernández, José Alberto |
| author_facet | Cáceres, Carlos de Quinto Navarro, Andrés Navarro, Alejandro Leonardo García Martínez, Tomás Otero, Gabriel Hernández, José Alberto |
| contents | In this article, we describe the components and procedures for building a drone ready for networking experimentation. In particular, our drone design includes multiple technologies and elements such as 4G/5G connectivity for real-time data transmission, a 360-degree camera for immersive vision and AR/VR, precise GPS for navigation, and a powerful Linux-based system with GPU for computer vision experiments and applications. Component selection and assembly techniques are included, along with software integration for a smooth, seamless operation of advanced edge applications. |
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| spellingShingle | Developing Cost-Effective Drones for 5G Non-Terrestrial Network Research and Experimentation Cáceres, Carlos de Quinto Navarro, Andrés Navarro, Alejandro Leonardo García Martínez, Tomás Otero, Gabriel Hernández, José Alberto Hardware Architecture In this article, we describe the components and procedures for building a drone ready for networking experimentation. In particular, our drone design includes multiple technologies and elements such as 4G/5G connectivity for real-time data transmission, a 360-degree camera for immersive vision and AR/VR, precise GPS for navigation, and a powerful Linux-based system with GPU for computer vision experiments and applications. Component selection and assembly techniques are included, along with software integration for a smooth, seamless operation of advanced edge applications. |
| title | Developing Cost-Effective Drones for 5G Non-Terrestrial Network Research and Experimentation |
| topic | Hardware Architecture |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.19337 |