Re:Raspberry Pi inspired autopilot
by zo1 on Monday January 12, 2015 @12:05PM
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Why would there be large delay? Am I missing something that you'd care to fill us in on?
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Most hobbyist multi-rotor flyers use an analog video feed over 1.2ghz or 5.8ghz radio, which has very minimal lag. Converting the video to a digital signal typically introduces 500-1000ms of delay, which is enough to make flying by the camera difficult or nearly impossible.
Transmitting the signal over an IP switched network would likely introduce more lag in addition to the digital conversion.
Ultimately it will depend on which you value more-- response time or resolution.
Re:Raspberry Pi inspired autopilot
by mavkhimenia on Monday January 12, 2015 @07:13PM
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The delay with Raspberry Pi camera module and proper LTE\WiFi link is much less - it's around 100ms.
Re:Raspberry Pi inspired autopilot
by lacksconfidence on Monday January 12, 2015 @08:16PM
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Do you all have any plans to shave that further? What might be considered the ideal maximum latency for things like flying obstacle courses(fpv racing)? landing from fpv?