Bionic unmanned scout for killing mosquitos

Abstract

The invention relates to a bionic unmanned scout for killing mosquitos, which belongs to the technical field of health and epidemic prevention, wherein an propeller thruster is mounted at the front of a scout body; a right wing, a right solar cell and a right high-frequency ultrasonic transmission device are mounted on the right side of the scout body; a left wing, a left solar cell and a left high-frequency ultrasonic transmission device are mounted on the left side of the scout body; a power output shaft, a motor, a right controller, a left controller, a wire and an energy storage cell are mounted at the front half part of the scout body; a high-frequency ultrasonic echo sonar, an echo locating system, an echo locating transmission antenna, a wireless remote control navigation system, a wireless remote control navigation receiving antenna and a wire are mounted at the back half part of the scout body; a tail wing is mounted at the tail part of the scout body; a mosquito information computer processing center, an analysis and storage system and a mosquito killing scouting command center are mounted on the ground; and a mosquito killing scouting instruction transmission antenna is mounted on the command center. In addition, a wireless remote control navigation transmission antenna, a computer system and an information storage system are mounted.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a bionic reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle for killing mosquitoes, which belongs to the technical field of sanitation and epidemic prevention. Background technique [0002] For thousands of years, mosquitoes have transmitted various diseases to humans, causing a large number of human deaths. In recent years, the threat of mosquitoes to human survival and health has become more and more serious. The World Health Organization estimates that mosquito-borne malaria killed approximately 655,000 people worldwide in 2010. New drugs and treatments are needed to control malaria due to increased drug resistance of Plasmodium parasites. In August 2012, there was an outbreak of West Nile virus transmitted by mosquitoes in the United States. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced on August 22 that 1,118 people had been infected with West Nile virus and 41 had died. The outbreak in Texas was particularly severe, with...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, a bionic reconnaissance UAV for mosquito killing has been trial-produced by the inventor, and there has not been a bionic reconnaissance UAV for mosquito killing that uses solar power or solar gasoline engine hybrid power in the world.

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