samm_flynn
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So one my friend is working on drone light show project. He is using a pixhawk flight controller, which uses a mavlink protocol to communicate with a drone.
Now to communicate with multiple drones, he has a rpi zero 2w as a packet router from the Flight controller to a network, a wifi router.
The Rpi is doing nothing else, other than routing the serial data to a high power USB WiFi adapter and listening on a UDP or TCP port based on the configuration.
It takes a while to boot up even with a bare-bones light OS.There are a lot of other setup complexity as well.
This got me thinking could one use the USB host and Network stack on a teensy 4.1 to interface with WiFi dongle?
Now my programming knowledge is very limited, just asking questions to know about state of things.
Now to communicate with multiple drones, he has a rpi zero 2w as a packet router from the Flight controller to a network, a wifi router.
The Rpi is doing nothing else, other than routing the serial data to a high power USB WiFi adapter and listening on a UDP or TCP port based on the configuration.
It takes a while to boot up even with a bare-bones light OS.There are a lot of other setup complexity as well.
This got me thinking could one use the USB host and Network stack on a teensy 4.1 to interface with WiFi dongle?
Now my programming knowledge is very limited, just asking questions to know about state of things.