Analysis of the Requirement and Architecture for the Internet of Drones

Internet of Drones (IoDs) is a network meant to connect drones and their users through the Internet. It is now possible for industries to perform a variety of missions in a controlled airspace utilising several drones that are easily accessible as commodity products. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) components, such as Central Processing Units (CPUs), sensors, storage, and battery life, may be mass-produced thanks to technological advancements, but the performance constraints of these components obstruct and restrict expectations. In order to provide remote control and accessibility of UAV and efficiently scalable unloading and probabilities of remote storage of data in the cloud system, IoDs deliver drones coupling vehicle and cloud mobility features. In this article, comprehensive overview of the Internet of Things (IoTs), requirements of IoDs and its architecture is reviewed. Drone integration with the IoTs has recently advanced, and this bodes well for worldwide growth.