The paper plane can carry up to 10 kilograms and can self-decompose
[Abstract] Apsara is a drone using a decomposable cardboard material that can be loaded with drugs for throwing. It is suitable for humanitarian rescue and other fields.
Tencent Digital (Bob) When it comes to drones, your first impression may be remote control toys.
Or for commercial and military delivery, surveying machines
But actually
Drones do not have to be able to fly far
Or is it cool like an alien flyer?
It can be made of cardboard
For humanitarian assistance only
Self-decomposition without environmental pollution after falling
Something recently developed a "paper plane" called Apsara by robotics company San Francisco, USA.
It seems to be made of hard paper shells
In fact its material is based on a kind of mushroom called mycelium
Within a few days you can self-decompose
Apsara's manufacturing costs are also low
Use laser cutting, hand-made patchwork and tape fixing
Thousands can be manufactured in the short term
It also incorporates a GPS module inside and two wings have a micromotor
In order to achieve programming landing
The error is about 15 meters
In addition, its wings can carry about 10 kilograms of cargo
Throwing drugs is more than enough
In other words, Apsara does not actually fly by itself
Still need a mechanical drone to throw
However, decomposable material design and low cost
Can be used in humanitarian aid and other fields
Source: wired
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