LTE based FPV and Long Distance controlling UAV - IofT - Blogs

Hi, my name is Kyomo Jung from Korea.

I've been working on how to do FPV and remote control over LTE for months regardless distance and legal issue

and eventually I got it.

The video is showing iPlane ( I named her ^^. " i " means intelligence and internet ) flying.

You know, Korea is one of the most advanced country on high speed internet and its coverage in the world

so FPV and control over LTE is very meaningful.

This small project is just a kick off for " IofT " with which I want to replace the word IoT.

I added "f" which stands for flying.

My goal is to deploy iUAV which enables " Better World " not military purpose.

Just for fun - iPlane making film ^^

Technical Misc.

FC : Pixhawk

FW : Arduplane 3.1.5

Raspiberrypi + Raspi Cam + mavProxy + MJPEG streamer

LTE router

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Stanley Anak Suab December 4, 2014 at 10:05pm

Great
Kyomo Jung December 3, 2014 at 3:44pm

@RatFeet, @Stephan, it's the Rpi who is dealing video and telemetry data. In terms of telemetry data, mavProxy publishes it via UTP. In case you want to get video in Mission Planner, only MJPEG is allowed.
Stephan December 3, 2014 at 2:30pm

Very cool!!
Can you share how you did the FPV transmission and display in MP?
Kyomo Jung December 2, 2014 at 3:11pm

@Emlid, yes I've just heard about it. I will deep dive into Navio soon ^^
Kyomo Jung December 2, 2014 at 3:08pm

@Stephen, the router is BNP-R211 made in Korea and LG for mobile carrier
Stephen Gloor December 2, 2014 at 6:21am

Which LTE Router are you using?
Emlid December 2, 2014 at 4:15am

Great job! Nice demonstration of what could be achieved with Raspberry Pi onboard. By the way, are you aware of Navio project? We already run APM on Raspberry Pi and Navio and are working on a similar demo.
Johnatan December 2, 2014 at 3:04am

Is LTE part open source so we can contribute and expand it?

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