The invention discloses a spherical shell suitable for a bionic micro
flapping-wing aircraft and capable of being unfolded and falling off, and belongs to the field of micro
flapping-wing aircrafts. Most of
flapping wings of a flapping-wing
micro air vehicle are light and thin in structure, easy to damage, large in windward area and not beneficial to long-distance conveying and task execution. The mechanism comprises a fixing device, a spherical shell device, an unfolding device, a clamping-releasing device and a driving device, and storage-releasing in the long-distance conveying process of the ornithopter can be achieved through closing-unfolding of spherical shell valves. In the launching process, the spherical shell device is in a
closed state, and the aircraft can be effectively protected; the wind resistance is reduced by reasonably designing the appearance, and the working
radius can be enlarged. According to the mechanism, an aircraft and a shell mechanism are launched as a whole through an ejection launching device, and the position and attitude information of the aircraft is monitored through a
navigation system, an attitude sensor and the like in the launching process. According to the working principle of the device, when the aircraft reaches the proper height and posture and is close to a destination, the spherical shell cover pops up, the parachute is released, flight resistance is increased, then the landing speed is reduced, the spherical shell valves are opened after the posture is stable, the aircraft is released, and secondary take-off is completed. The micro ornithopter is used in cooperation with the mechanism, the task requirements of large working
radius, high reconnaissance speed and flexible and convenient task execution can be met, and application scenes are effectively enriched. In addition, the mechanism achieves
modular design, is composed of a plurality of different detachable independent units, is convenient to install, can be applied to other similar aircrafts, and is high in expansibility.