Low-latency FPV video streaming (<100 ms) via cable on HuskyLens 2
Zidan 2026-03-13 01:19:08 172 Views1 Replies Hello,
I am currently using the HuskyLens 2 from DFRobot and I want to use it for an FPV-style video stream through a wired connection.
My goal is to achieve very low latency (under 100 ms) for real-time control and monitoring.
Current situation:
WebRTC streaming works, but it needs to be manually enabled after every reboot.
I would like a stable low-latency streaming method via cable.
The use case is similar to FPV monitoring, where delay must be minimal.
Questions:
What is the best method to stream HuskyLens 2 video with latency under 100 ms through a wired connection?
Is WebRTC the lowest-latency option, or is there another protocol recommended (RTSP, raw stream, etc.)?
Is there a way to automatically start WebRTC after boot, or an API/command to enable it programmatically?
Are there examples of low-latency video pipelines using HuskyLens 2 for robotics or FPV applications?
Any suggestions or documentation would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
WebRTC has the lowest latency, but currently there is no API available to start it. After the device powers on, it needs to be started manually.
Xiao 

