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Modern racing drones are about 25ms-ish. I think 23-30ms is the Top don’t Keep Calm It’s March Madness sport Shirt it is in the first place but standard for racing drones. I imagine it would take a day or so to get used to the latency. I think anything “real-time” you’re looking to hit sub 50ms without any major side-effects, and sub 25ms to be imperceptible. This should be possible with Starlink if drone operators had some sort of QoS to prioritize controller traffic. Deploying operator stations near or directly connected to a ground station would help quite a bit. At work for remote workstations (Teradici, PCoIP) we aim for 50ms or lower, with 150ms being on the upper range. Man this headline is incredibly disingenuous. They’re not blocking them from using the starlink system, just blocking them from using it to run drones on it which was not part of the agreement. Why can’t headlines just be descriptive of actual news, it’s not hard. “SpaceX moving to block Ukrainian use of their Satellite for military drones. ” Gives the reader a far better understanding of the news. Headlines are important because 90% of people these days don’t actually read the article.

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