Project Background Overview:
In recent years, as the requirements for autonomy, intelligence, and multi-tasking in drone applications have become increasingly higher, drone communications have also evolved from point-to-point ground-to-air communication solutions controlled by a single machine to point-to-multipoint ground-to-air communication networking solutions with multiple machines at one station, and then to self-organizing networking solutions that meet the coordination of various task information between drone cluster nodes, so as to achieve real-time tracking and positioning, remote control and telemetry, mission planning, and large-scale transmission of data information during cluster combat.
Therefore, while drone communications continue to develop and evolve, they are also facing a series of extremely challenging problems such as low spectrum allocation efficiency, high power consumption, miniaturization, networking synchronization, anti-interference, and communication security.