This utility model relates to an automated
insect eclosion device, comprising a
pupa storage mechanism, an
adult insect support mechanism, a rotating mechanism, a vibrating mechanism, and a frame. The
adult insect support mechanism is located on top of the
pupa storage mechanism, with one end movably connected to the frame. One end of the rotating mechanism is installed with the frame, and the other end is installed with the
adult insect support mechanism. A certain distance exists between the frame and the
pupa storage mechanism, forming a space for insects to fall. The vibrating mechanism is installed with either the frame or the adult
insect support mechanism. This utility model, with its core structure of
spatial isolation, dynamic guidance, and flexible detachment, solves three major pain points in traditional
insect eclosion: adult insect damage, manual dependence, and low efficiency. It provides strong support for the large-scale breeding of holometabolous insects such as yellow mealworms, black mealworms, and breadworms.