A forest pest and disease monitoring drone

Abstract

This application discloses a forest pest and disease monitoring drone, including a drone body. Two fixed plates are symmetrically fixed to each of the four corners of the drone body. Moving the handle upwards causes a limiting rod to move out of the second limiting groove, thus releasing the limiting position on the fixed base. The two adjacent fixed bases are rotated to opposite sides of the drone body, aligning the first limiting groove with the limiting rod. Releasing the handle causes a spring to return the handle to its original position. The movement of the handle causes the limiting rod to insert into the first limiting groove, thus fixing the fixed base and allowing it to fold. The propeller is rotated to one side of the drone body, reducing the drone's size. Both supports are rotated to the bottom of the drone body and fixed thereto, allowing for folding and storage of the supports, further reducing the drone's size and facilitating transportation and storage.

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