A Solution to the Problem of Interoperability for Aviation Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in the Russian Federation

Bashlykova, A.A.; Oleinikov, Alexander. Ya.

doi:10.1109/summa53307.2021.9632226

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“…In this structure, since different UASs work in isolation and lack information sharing, it will cost lots of unnecessary effort if the attributes such as protocol are not common when they need to cooperate. Therefore, UAS interoperability has been developed and become an important branch of UAV technologies [1,2]. Interoperability is originally referred to as the ability of two or more systems or units to exchange information and use these information [3].…”

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Design and implementation of UAS interoperability based on different protocols

Pei

Cheng

2023

Eighth International Symposium on Advances in Electrical, Electronics, and Computer Engineering (ISAEECE 2023)

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Different unmanned aerial vehicles teams often work independently, leaving a “stove-piped” isolation problem, and the cost of collaboration among them is relatively high. Interoperability has been proposed to study the ability of unmanned aerial systems in working together, of which smooth communication is the fundamental requirement. To construct communication ability of different systems, the protocols they support should be essentially concerned. A novel, lightweight and flexible protocol, named as LAB protocol, is developed in this paper, where we study it and STANAG 4586 and MAVLink for comparision. We propose a bridging method to break isolation and verify interoperability among UASs using different protocols through experiments.

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confidence: 99%