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    • Umut JohnU
      Umut John
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      Dear all,

      We are working on an autonomous network topology maintenance scenario where the nodes (i.e., drones) should be interconnected through the Wi-Fi ad-hoc mode. We are having the same issue as Yuezhan mentioned here: https://gitlab.com/voxl-public/other/documentation/-/issues/23. I see that there is no native support for this on VOXL, but is there any way or a workaround that lets us use Wi-Fi in ad-hoc mode? If not, can Bluetooth (e.g., forming piconets) be useful in this case? Any bit of help would be awesome!

      Many thanks,

      Umut

      Donations are welcome to my post-doc studies concerning autonomous drone swarms: https://www.gofundme.com/f/volunteer-postdoc-needs-budget-to-cover-expenses

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      • Umut JohnU
        Umut John @Umut John
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        @Umut-Can-Çabuk It is possible to set the wlan0 to "ad-hoc mode", but channel allocation can't be done apparently. Any help would be highly appreciated.

        Donations are welcome to my post-doc studies concerning autonomous drone swarms: https://www.gofundme.com/f/volunteer-postdoc-needs-budget-to-cover-expenses

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        • Chad SweetC
          Chad Sweet ModalAI Team
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          I'm sorry, we do not have any experience with ad-hoc mode. You could try an external wifi module that supports this. If you need to rebuild the kernel, the source code is here

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