Removing system and method for hornet nests

Abstract

The present invention relates to a removing system and method for hornet nests. The system comprises an airborne processor module, a drone with an oil spraying device, and an image acquisition moduleelectrically connected to the airborne processor module, wherein the airborne processor module is suitable to control flight of the drone, and when the image acquisition module takes a photograph of atarget object, the airborne processor module is suitable to control the oil spraying device to spray oil to the target object. According to the system and method provided by the present invention, the hornet nests are found by the image acquisition module, and the function of controlling the drone to clean the hornet nests is realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of electric appliance control, in particular to a hornet's nest removal system and method thereof. Background technique [0002] Hornets, also known as wasps or wasps. Large in size and high in toxicity, it is a widely distributed, diverse and fast-flying insect. In recent years, with the advancement of urbanization, more and more wasps have come into contact with people easily. In some corners of the city, there may be a wasp's nest under the eaves. Some inadvertent activities of people may disturb the wasp colony. Thereby attracting the group attack of wasps. Due to the high toxicity of wasps, people are prone to symptoms such as pain, redness, allergies and even death after being stung by wasps, so people usually keep a respectful distance from wasps. At the same time, wasps also like to prey on honeybees. An adult wasp can even kill 40 bees in one minute, and the wasp colony has a large demand for food, so they...

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However, most of these methods are subject to environmental factors, manual operation is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and there is a greater risk

At present, most of the hornet's nests are treated by firefighters wearing anti-bee suits to directly contact the hornets' nests, but there are also problems such as time-consuming, labor-intensive, and high risk.

For some hornet's nests with firm structures and high nesting positions, the above methods still have many shortcomings, making them difficult to use or with poor results

Although many people today consider manipulating drones to directly harvest hornet's nests, the shearing device is bulky and underpowered, and has little effect on large-scale honeycombs. In addition, the surrounding wind and sound are very loud when the drone is flying, and when it is close to the hornet's nest It will disturb the bee colony, and the picking effect will be greatly reduced. It is aimed at dealing with hornet's nests with firm structure and high nesting position in urban and rural environments, and manual operation is dangerous.

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