Electronic enthusiasts eight o'clock: Beijing time on June 8th news, Project Wing is a project being developed by Google X, which focuses on drone delivery. The Project Wing team has just announced some new news, and drone delivery is a step closer to reality.
Under the FAA and NASA organizations, Google completed a series of tests to test the air traffic management capabilities of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). In the absence of direct navigation, if the drone wants to cross the airspace, arrive at a designated location, deliver parcels or other goods, and form a large automated network, the above technology is indispensable.
In the future, other Google companies will operate a huge fleet of drones, with a number of thousands, and the fleet will deliver packages to complete other tasks. It will use intelligent navigation systems to fly inside or around the building, and also suit different weather. Conditions, in coordination with other drones, Project Wing is preparing for this future. The network has a high demand for coordination. On Tuesday, Wing tested the system at the test site operated by Virginia Tech. The test was like this: A Wing operator simultaneously controlled three Wing drones to complete the pick-up and delivery tasks. They are also coordinated with two Intel drones and a large Xinjiang Inspire drone, which are in the same airspace.
The test tells us that the Wing traffic management platform can automatically draw paths for all drones, and can also intelligently update and adjust the path during flight, all in real outdoor flight conditions. There is an important focus when developing the platform: planning routes for co-operating UAVs; remote operators can send notifications if there are unexpected changes to the route; timely update airspace alerts and route corrections, forest fires, etc. The event responded.
Next, Wing will further improve the system, support more simultaneous flights, and enhance environmental adaptability. The test will be carried out in fairly open airspace, away from the busy city center.
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Industrial Ethernet Switches are specifically designed to meet the needs of flexible industrial applications and provide a cost-effective industrial Ethernet communication solution. And its networking mode is more focused on loop design. The ring has the difference between single ring and multiple ring. At the same time, there are private ring protocols designed by various manufacturers based on STP and RSTP, such as RingOn, RingOpen open loop, FRP ring, turbo ring, etc.
The network management switch can be managed through the following ways: management through RS-232 serial port (or parallel port), management through web browser and management through network management software.
1. Management via serial port
The network management switch comes with a serial cable for switch management. First plug one end of the serial cable into the serial port on the back of the switch, and plug the other end into the serial port of an ordinary computer. Then power on the switch and the computer. The "Hyper Terminal" program is provided in both Windows 98 and Windows 2000. Open the "Hyper Terminal", after setting the connection parameters, you can interact with the switch through the serial cable. This method does not occupy the bandwidth of the switch, so it is called "Out of band" (Out of band).
In this management mode, the switch provides a menu-driven console interface or command line interface. You can use the "Tab" key or arrow keys to move through the menus and submenus, press the Enter key to execute the corresponding commands, or use the dedicated switch management command set to manage the switch. Switches of different brands have different command sets, and even switches of the same brand have different commands. It is more convenient to use menu commands.
2. Manage via web
The managed switch can be managed via Web (web browser), but an IP address must be assigned to the switch. This IP address has no other purpose except for the management switch. In the default state, the switch does not have an IP address. You must specify an IP address through the serial port or other methods to enable this management method.
When using a web browser to manage the switch, the switch is equivalent to a Web server, but the web page is not stored in the hard disk, but in the NVRAM of the switch. The Web program in the NVRAM can be upgraded through the program. When the administrator enters the IP address of the switch in the browser, the switch will transfer the web page to the computer like a server, and it will feel like you are visiting a website. This method occupies the bandwidth of the switch, so it is called "in band management" (In band).
If you want to manage the switch, just click the corresponding function item on the webpage and change the switch parameters in the text box or drop-down list. Web management can be carried out on the local area network in this way, so remote management can be realized.
3. Managed by network management software
Network management switches all follow the SNMP protocol (Simple Network Management Protocol), which is a set of network equipment management specifications that comply with international standards. All devices that follow the SNMP protocol can be managed through network management software. You only need to install a set of SNMP network management software on a network management workstation, and you can easily manage the switches, routers, servers, etc. on the network through the LAN.
The management of the network management switch can be managed in the above three ways. Which method is used? When the switch is initially set up, it is often through out-of-band management; after setting the IP address, you can use in-band management. In-band management Because the management data is transmitted through a publicly used LAN, remote management can be achieved, but the security is not strong. Out-of-band management is through serial communication, and data is only transmitted between the switch and the management machine, so the security is very strong; however, due to the limitation of the length of the serial cable, remote management cannot be realized. So which method you use depends on your requirements for security and manageability.
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