Abstract: A method for assigning a control system for controlling a remotely controlled vehicle, called a drone, the system being able to transmit data relating to at least one communication service and including a drone and a control entity for controlling the drone. The assignment method makes it possible to associate a set of services that a system supports with the system, and thus to correlate quality of service or security requirements with types of mission and profiles of drones.

Abstract: A method for transferring to a second control entity control of a remotely-controlled vehicle, called a drone, from a first control entity exercising control of the drone via a first control data stream transmitted through a first communication session established between the first control entity and the drone. The method includes: detecting an event triggering transfer of control of the drone; determining the second control entity by using a list of control entities possessing an authorization for control of the drone, the list including at least one parameter relating to a condition for transferring control of the drone to the second control entity; and establishing transmission of a second control data stream through a second communication session between the drone and the second control entity, the establishment of the second control data stream contributing to an end of the control exercised by the first control entity over the drone.

Abstract: A method for controlling a base station of a radiocommunications network multiplexing data in time intervals, each having at least one synchronization time portion and at least one user data time portion organized in time-distributed and frequency-distributed blocks of resources. The method includes, for at least certain of the time intervals: dividing the user data time portion into at least two sub-portions, one active time sub-portion, capable of grouping together resource blocks to be sent out, and at least one time sub-portion that contains no resource blocks used, called an inactive time sub-portion; and putting the base station to sleep for at least one part of the duration of the inactive time sub-portion or sub-portions.

Abstract: A method for managing an uninterrupted connection of a moving device to at least one attachment entity of at least one operator of a communication network. The method is implemented by a mediation entity capable of communicating with the at least one attachment entity. The method includes receiving a connection request comprising an identifier of the device and information relating to the movement of the device; determining at least one offer of connection to the at least one attachment entity on the basis of a communication feature, with the transmission of a proposal including the at least one determined connection offer. Determining, by the mediation entity, the connection of the device before its movement enables the movement of the device to be correlated with its connection and enables information relating to the operator or else to the mediation entity not to be disclosed.

Abstract: A method for assigning a control system for controlling a remotely controlled vehicle, called a drone, the system being able to transmit data relating to at least one communication service and including a drone and a control entity for controlling the drone. The assignment method makes it possible to associate a set of services that a system supports with the system, and thus to correlate quality of service or security requirements with types of mission and profiles of drones.

Abstract: A method for controlling a base station of a radiocommunications network multiplexing data in time intervals, each having at least one synchronization time portion and at least one user data time portion organized in time-distributed and frequency-distributed blocks of resources. The method includes, for at least certain of the time intervals: dividing the user data time portion into at least two sub-portions, one active time sub-portion, capable of grouping together resource blocks to be sent out, and at least one time sub-portion that contains no resource blocks used, called an inactive time sub-portion; and putting the base station to sleep for at least one part of the duration of the inactive time sub-portion or sub-portions.