A Method of Two Ground Stations Cooperating to Control an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
A collaborative control and unmanned aerial vehicle technology, applied in the control/regulation system, non-electric variable control, three-dimensional position/channel control, etc., can solve the problem of increasing difficulty, inability to accurately coordinate two-station control, and inability to efficiently standardize safe dual-station handover Collaboration and other issues to achieve the effect of improving flight safety
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[0032] In view of the fact that the existing collaborative control of UAVs requires a third-party communication system to perform information interaction to assist in the transfer of UAV control rights, this embodiment is optimized to solve the problems in the prior art.
[0033] Specifically, such as figure 1 , figure 2 and image 3 As shown, this embodiment discloses a method for two ground stations to cooperatively control an unmanned aerial vehicle, including:
[0034] S01: The first ground station connected to the UAV is used as the control station, which gives the control station platform control rights and load control rights, and the primary and secondary links between the control station and the UAV establish uplink and downlink links;
[0035] S02: The second ground station connected to the UAV is used as the requesting station, the main link of the UAV establishes a downlink link with the requesting station, and the secondary link of the UAV establishes an uplink...
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