Smart Radio GCS Reference Design: Introduction
Introduction
In this guide, we detail the design of a Ground
Control Station (GCS) using the Doodle Labs Smart Radio. There are several
available form factors in the Smart Radio family, and we will discuss how the
Wearable Smart Radio or the Embedded/External Smart Radios can be used in a
GCS.
Figures 1 and 2 shows examples of the applications
which have been demonstrated using Doodle Labs’ Smart Radios. 
Fig. 1 Example applications using the Smart Radio (UAV)
Fig. 2 Example applications using the Smart Radio (UGV)
In our experiments, the typical latency due to the radios was around 10ms. The
telemetry link was stable down to the sensitivity level of the radios.
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