Based on research into bionic butterflies for environmental detection and ecological management,a scheme was proposed to develop and manufacture a bionic aircraft with two wings inspired by specific butterfly species....Based on research into bionic butterflies for environmental detection and ecological management,a scheme was proposed to develop and manufacture a bionic aircraft with two wings inspired by specific butterfly species.A flapping-wing aircraft with a simple structure was designed,and its two-wing design was optimized.The research focused on several key areas:the design and optimization of the wings,the development of the transmission mechanism,hardware design and fabrication,and 3D printing for component manufacturing.This resulted in the bionic replication of the wing shape and structure of the Tiger Papilio butterfly.The final bionic butterfly features a wingspan of 29.5 cm and a total weight of 13.8 g.This project integrates mechatronic principles and provides a valuable reference for advancements in the field of bionic butterflies.Future research could explore the aerodynamic characteristics of wings and innovative design approaches in greater depth.展开更多
基金2023 Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Project of Hunan College Students:Tiger Butterfly—Bionic Manufacturing and Morphology Research(Project No.S202313809022)Key Project of Education Reform of Hunan Provincial Department of Education:Research on Disciplinary Integration Education Model under Intelligence+Empowerment—A Case Study of Robotics and Logistics Management Majors(Project No.HNJG-20231561)。
文摘Based on research into bionic butterflies for environmental detection and ecological management,a scheme was proposed to develop and manufacture a bionic aircraft with two wings inspired by specific butterfly species.A flapping-wing aircraft with a simple structure was designed,and its two-wing design was optimized.The research focused on several key areas:the design and optimization of the wings,the development of the transmission mechanism,hardware design and fabrication,and 3D printing for component manufacturing.This resulted in the bionic replication of the wing shape and structure of the Tiger Papilio butterfly.The final bionic butterfly features a wingspan of 29.5 cm and a total weight of 13.8 g.This project integrates mechatronic principles and provides a valuable reference for advancements in the field of bionic butterflies.Future research could explore the aerodynamic characteristics of wings and innovative design approaches in greater depth.
