[Tm-rid] Hackathon planning
Robert Moskowitz <rgm@labs.htt-consult.com> Fri, 27 September 2019 19:33 UTC
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Subject: [Tm-rid] Hackathon planning
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It would be good if we can have a hackathon event. The goal would be to get UAV (or simulated UAV) broadcasting to ground devices. The goal for IETF106 is to get familiar with the technology and thus direct draft development. 3 parts to the puzzle: UAV supporting RemoteID with HIP enhancements Ground devices receiving broadcasts Infrastructure providing static information about UAV UAV supporting RemoteID with HIP enhancements Actual UAV or the microcontrollers used in UAV with software to broadcast all 5 ASTM messages. The Authentication Messages will be augmented with the HI signing. This will be over all 3 RF defined: BT4, BT5, WiFi NAN. I have seen one report that NAN support is basically not there in smartphones. One tester has switched to using WiFi BEACONs, as I get more information and pointers to this, we will look at this as a serious alternative to NAN. We may need to 'cheat' at the GPS information in the Location/Vector Message to make for good testing. Ground devices receiving broadcasts Platforms are smartphones (iPhones and Android), tables (same), Linux and Windows notebooks. They receive the broadcasts, access network information based on RemoteID in Basic Message and present information in a map. Infrastructure providing static information about UAV DNS and other services. HIP Registry service with DNS query support. That is it in brief. Who is interested? I will be in a nearby hotel for my Sabbath that I can easily walk over Saturday evening and will be moving to the Stamford Sunday morning. Bob
- [Tm-rid] Hackathon planning Robert Moskowitz