Welcome to Ruby
![]() Here you will find informations and step by step guides on how you can build a complete digital radio link to be used for remote controlling vehicles (planes, drones, cars, UAVs), for sending/receiving data, telemetry and for live HD video. The system is built using hardware components available on the market. All you need is the software from the downloads section and the minimal set of components listed in the hardware section. |
![]() Basic system overview: The system has two main components: The controller itself, who handles the communication with the vehicles, the settings, the video feed display and the vehicle controll; The vehicle, which is responsible with communicating with the controller, getting the video stream from the camera and sending commands to the flight controller and getting the telemetry from it. |
Features highlights: Being a digital link, end to end, gives you advantages over regular analog RF links, like: noise free video feed, ability to send data too (like telemetry and other custom data), error correction, data reliability, have more configurable parameters as it relates to the end to end video link, not just frequency and band; but also parameters like resolution, framerate, resilience and so on; and also enables some exotic scenarios like 3D video, camera switching and so on pretty much out of the box. Ruby supports right out of the box:
Here is how the user interface and video display looks like on the controller: ![]() What range to expect:
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