A satellite pass orchestrator that sends real-time dish alignment data and WhatsApp alerts for manual or automated SDR reception.
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npx clawhub@latest install moltbot-satellite-copilot
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Radio Copilot is a specialized utility designed for the SDR (Software Defined Radio) community to streamline the tracking of low-earth orbit satellites. By calculating precise pass windows for assets like NOAA APT, METEOR LRPT, and the ISS, this skill ensures that operators have the exact azimuth and elevation data needed for successful signal reception. It serves as a bridge between orbital data and physical hardware operation, making it an essential addition to the Openclaw Skills ecosystem.
The skill operates as a zero-AI orchestrator by default, prioritizing mathematical precision and low-latency alerting. It is built to run on lightweight hardware, providing the necessary telemetry to either align a dish manually or trigger automated capture and decoding pipelines. This focus on reliability makes it a cornerstone for hobbyists and researchers utilizing Openclaw Skills for aerospace communication.
To get started with this skill from the Openclaw Skills collection, first initialize your configuration directory:
mkdir -p ~/.clawdbot/radio-copilot
cp config.example.json ~/.clawdbot/radio-copilot/config.json
chmod 600 ~/.clawdbot/radio-copilot/config.json
Perform an initial manual run to ensure the orchestrator is correctly calculating passes:
python3 scripts/orchestrator.py
To ensure continuous operation, add the orchestrator to your system cron:
*/5 * * * * /usr/bin/python3 /path/to/radio-copilot/scripts/orchestrator.py >> ~/.clawdbot/radio-copilot/orchestrator.log 2>&1
The skill manages orbital telemetry and alert metadata using the following structure:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| AOS/LOS Azimuth | The compass bearing at the start and end of the pass. |
| AOS/LOS Elevation | The vertical angle above the horizon for signal acquisition. |
| Track Direction | The visual compass path (e.g., North to South) the satellite will follow. |
| Orbit Inclination | The angle of the orbital plane relative to the Earth's equator. |
| Lead Time | The buffer period before AOS when an alert is triggered. |
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