DroneBridge is a system based on the WifiBroadcast approach. A bidirectional digital radio link between two endpoints is established using standard WiFi hardware and a custom protocol. DroneBridge is optimized for use in UAV applications and is a complete system. It is intended be a real alternative to other similar systems, such as DJI Lightbridge or OcuSync.
Alpha
Alpha release. Use with caution. Not field tested. Make sure you use a sufficient power supply for both Raspberry Pis
Warning: This is a beta release! Despite extensive tests use with caution! DroneBridge for Android v1.2.2+ required! For setup instructions check out the Wiki!
See milestones in the Wiki for more information.
Warning: This is a beta release! Despite extensive tests use with caution! This image is based on the WifiBroadcast 1.6RC6 release For setup instructions check out the Wiki!
Tested on Raspberry Pi 3 with TL-WN722N wifi modules. MSP connected over USB and LTM over UART.
See milestones in the Wiki for more information.
Warning: This is a beta release! Despite extensive tests use with caution! This image is based on the WifiBroadcast 1.6RC6 release To set it up check out the Wiki
Tested on Raspberry Pi 3 with TL-WN722N wifi modules. MSP connected over USB and LTM over UART.
See milestones in the Wiki for more information.
Warning: This is a beta release! Despite extensive tests use with caution! This image is based on the WifiBroadcast 1.6RC6 release To set it up check out the Wiki
Tested on Raspberry Pi 3 with TL-WN722N wifi modules. MSP connected over USB and LTM over UART.
Much of the code and protocols has been rewritten. DroneBridge now features a custom C-lib that handles all the protocol and transmission stuff. That way all modules are based on the same source, except python implementations. All fancy new features of WifiBroadcast 1.6RC6 like OSD and kernel modules are available. DroneBridge comes with updated packages.
See milestones in the Wiki for more information.
Warning: This is a beta release! Despite extensive tests use with caution! This image is based on the WifiBroadcast 1.6 RC2 release To set it up check out the Wiki
Tested on Raspberry Pi 3 with TL-WN722N wifi modules. MSP connected over USB and LTM over UART.
fixed:
(hopefully) working:
Known Issues:
Warning: This is a beta release! Despite extensive tests use with caution! This image is based on the WifiBroadcast 1.6 RC2 release To set it up check out the Wiki
Tested on Raspberry Pi 3 with TL-WN722N wifi modules. MSP connected over USB and LTM over UART.
(hopefully) working:
Known Issues: