The invention relates to a multi-mode cooperative flexible tactile buffer sensor for
drone inhabitation, and belongs to the technical field of tactile sensors, the sensor comprises a support, a Hall sensor, an elastic layer, a first
magnetic layer, a piezoelectric layer and a protective cover, the top end of the first
magnetic layer is bonded to the bottom end of the elastic layer, when an inhabiting
drone inhabits and bears force, the piezoelectric layer is attached to the bottom end of the elastic layer, and the piezoelectric layer is attached to the bottom end of the first
magnetic layer; the shape of the elastic layer is rapidly changed, the distance between the Hall sensor and the first magnetic layer is adjusted, correspondingly, the intensity of the
magnetic field sensed by the Hall sensor also changes, and the inhabiting stress of the inhabiting unmanned aerial vehicle can be calculated according to the change of the
magnetic field intensity; then the top end of the piezoelectric layer is bonded to the bottom end of the first magnetic layer, when the inhabiting unmanned aerial vehicle is stressed in motion, the piezoelectric layer generates elastic deformation and generates current, and the motion stress of the inhabiting unmanned aerial vehicle is calculated, so that various states of inhabiting, landing, collision, sliding, falling, shaking and the like of the inhabiting unmanned aerial vehicle are detected at the same time; and closed-loop feedback is provided for self-adaptive inhabitation of the inhabiting unmanned aerial vehicle.