Is anybody working on a kit or a "hack" that would allow a Android tablets or a smart phones native
3G, 4G or LTE radio interface technology to control the Parrot AR Drone 2.0 flight and HD camera
capabilities; thereby supplementing or replacing the Parrots current WiFi radio interface technology.
I presume that a 3G, 4G or LTE radio interface technology would have to be retrofitted into
the Parrots motherboard. Or, perhaps, a device on board the Parrot 2.0 could translate the
3G, 4G or LTE radio interface signal into the Android tablet native WiFi radio interface signal.
-peter
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at this moment, were you able to complete adding 3G on you ar drone?
Hello, guys. I was searching for this solution and found the following:
http://www.ardrone-flyers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=40 - describes how useless this idea is
http://www.cs.stevens.edu/~spock/skynet/ - finally the possiblity to realise it.
Wanted to start this project, but there is no 4g in my country. Our 3g is too slow for these purposes.
I've got the same idea with you.Do you know someone else try to hack 3G control on ardrone.Please tell me if possible.Many problems present,I need some fellows.Thank you
THANKS MUNROE: Can I assume that a Wifi or 3G "hack" for the Parrot AR.Drone 2.0
is more likely to be available on the Android SAMSUNG tablet than the Apple iPad 2
or New Apple iPad (3) platform? .... Android SAMSUNG seems to be the more "open"
of the two platforms.
-peter
Thanks Monroe, I will start searching.
Do you recall if the "reference" was a single posting, or, a full-fledged, on-going User Group?
I am looking for off-the-shelf solutions that are plug-and-play.....more or less.
-peter