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Using DDS in UAV Control Stations

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Describes the devekopment of UAV Control Station by Raytheon:

  • The control stations provide command and control of an unmanned air vehicle (UAV)
  • A common control station controls more than one type of UAV
  • A control station is made up of a set of service
  • Services defined by the Unmanned Systems (UxS) Control Segment (UCS) Architecture standard. Some common to all vehicles and some unique to a single vehicle

UAV Control Systems belong to a class of systems that require:

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How to Send Multi data types?

Hello,


I've started my research project by Rti DDS Connext,

I have 2 kind of data types :

struct bite_msg_t {
    string<128> color; //@key
    long x;
    long y;
   
};

struct bite_iam_reply_t {
    string<128> color; //@key
    short a;
    short b;
   
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