Theory of Dronized Laser Source for Next Generation of Optical Wireless Power Transmission

Hassan, Mazen Radhe

doi:10.1109/jstqe.2022.3162170

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“…Comparing recent works, such as Hassan (2022) , which explored ground-based FSO systems for urban environments, highlights the necessity for expanded reach in remote areas ( Jaafar & Yanikomeroglu, 2021 ). These studies reveal a gap in current FSO applications: the lack of mobile, flexible systems that can adapt to varying topographies and infrastructural limitations, especially in healthcare contexts.…”

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“…Several studies have concentrated on the research and development of laser communication systems that are based on drones. For instance, one study proposed an airborne free space optical (FSO) network that made use of drones as relay nodes, with the goal of optimizing the network structure to maximize throughput and coverage ( Hassan, 2022 ). Drones can be equipped with laser communication modules and strategically positioned to establish and maintain line-of-sight (LOS) between transmitter and receiver nodes ( Wu, Sun & Ansari, 2020 ).…”

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Laser communications system with drones as relay medium for healthcare applications

Sait,

Al-Hadhrami,

Saeed

et al. 2024

PeerJ Computer Science

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This article introduces a prototype laser communication system integrated with uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs), aimed at enhancing data connectivity in remote healthcare applications. Traditional radio frequency systems are limited by their range and reliability, particularly in challenging environments. By leveraging UAVs as relay points, the proposed system seeks to address these limitations, offering a novel solution for real-time, high-speed data transmission. The system has been empirically tested, showcasing its ability to maintain data transmission integrity under various conditions. Results indicate a substantial improvement in connectivity, with high data transmission success rate (DTSR) scores, even amidst environmental disturbances. This study underscores the system’s potential for critical applications such as emergency response, public health monitoring, and extending services to remote or underserved areas.

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confidence: 99%