speak about drones in LoRaWAN
summary
Drone‑assisted LoRaWAN deployment and coverage mapping in remote areas produces actionable results: a Raspberry Pi Zero W camera records ~20 hours of footage while LoRa sends tiny status packets, an attached TTN Mapper on drone flies repeatable missions (~35 km/h) to map link budget and reveal up to a 30 dB antenna difference in real deployments. Field kit uses SX LoRa modules, solar power and a peer A zero power board for duty cycling, yields gateway placement changes that measurably restore coverage (examples: car gateway shadows, mountain links to ~50 km) and reduces costly re‑trips.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:55Luka Mustafa
- 6:24Saving fish
- 7:16Antarctica
- 9:01Use cases
- 12:13Gateways
- 13:39Ground coverage
- 16:43Radiation patterns
- 18:35Antenna coverage
- 20:01Environment
- 22:35Remote areas
- 27:39Power scheduling
- 28:01Customization
- 28:58Community
- 30:28Hardware
- 34:13Drone speed
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