infrastructure
Five Percent of the Bytes Could Preserve the Fleet View
A proposed drone context plane changes what peers compute, share and fuse as mission conditions move.
Summary
A proposed drone context plane changes what peers compute, share and fuse as mission conditions move.
On UAV3D, mission-aware exchange matched full-sharing accuracy while using 5% to 10% of the bytes; choosing the wrong peer policy lost as much as 7.7 average precision. A ROS 2 prototype publishes descriptors no larger than one kilobyte at 10 hertz and reportedly uses about 0.01% of data-plane bandwidth. These measurements come from the evaluated checkpoint and prototype.
Why it matters
A proposed drone context plane changes what peers compute, share and fuse as mission conditions move.
Limits and context
No additional limitation was separately recorded.
Key claims
A proposed drone context plane changes what peers compute, share and fuse as mission conditions move.
Evidence: source-2026-09-02-019
Sources
- arXiv preprint 2609.00659arXiv · primary research
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