AI & ML
DNN-Driven Proactive UAV Trajectory and Beam Steering for Blockage-Resilient Communications
arXiv eess.SP0 views
arXiv:2611.09384v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: This paper proposes Autonomous UAV Communication (AutUAVCom), a proactive communication system that jointly adapts the flight trajectory and RF beam steering to minimize UAV energy consumption while satisfying secrecy and reliability requirements for rescue teams operating in dynamic, cluttered, and GPS-denied environments. Unlike existing modelbased proactive approaches, AutUAVCom employs a deep neural network-based Tracking and Prediction (T&P) module that combines onboard sensing with spatiotemporal and body-orientation information to track users, localize blocking objects, and predict future trajectories and potential beam blockages. Building on the T&P module, we formulate a constrained optimization problem and develop a two-step iterative numerical approach. Monte Carlo simulations show that, relative to a reactive system, AutUAVCom achieves 10% and 19% gains in energy efficiency and channel secrecy, respectively, while reducing the outage probability by 85%, under a mean blockage arrival interval of 120 seconds and a mean blockage duration of 20 seconds.
Source:https://arxiv.org/abs/2611.09384PreviousDeepRT-Cal: Learning to Calibrate Ray-Traced Twin Channel Statistics with Low-Fidelity Environmental GeometryNextBeyond the Pseudo-Inverse: GIM Precoding for Per-Antenna Power Minimisation in MU-MIMO
Related posts
Nvidia investigating reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence
0Phys.org Tech
Under fire over AI, effective altruism wants to tell its own story
0Phys.org Tech

'I am deeply sorry': Jensen Huang affair with suspected Chinese spy sees Nvidia open investigation into its CEO — but what happens next?
0TechRadar
What free AI training in Nepal can teach you before you pay for a class
0dev.to

Agents draft. People decide.
0dev.to UX

โค้ดเพิ่ม 400% แต่คุณไม่ได้เร็วขึ้น 400%: GitHub ชี้คอขวดใหม่อยู่ที่การรีวิว
0dev.to GitHub