UAS Community Testbed Architecture for Advanced Wireless Research with...
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AERPAW lays out a working community testbed blueprint that combines commercial cellular gear with open‑source SDRs and on‑air vehicles and claims usable results not just ideas. It plans three towers and three drones in year one expanding to ~15–20 towers, deploys X310 and N310 SDRs plus custom mmWave extenders and Keysight RF sensors, enforces a sandbox then emulation then live flights workflow, reports a drone LTE UE flight that shows position‑dependent fading, and includes FAA/FCC licensing and real‑time RF monitoring.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Applications of UAS
- 2:18What is Airpod
- 4:33Our Mission
- 5:03Our Team
- 7:03Control
- 8:32Objective
- 9:03Radios
- 10:26SDRs
- 12:03Software
- 13:47Other radios
- 15:13Architecture
- 18:02Mobile Vehicles
- 22:18Research Examples
- 24:11Wireless Security
- 25:40Conclusion
- 26:36Questions
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