[PConline Information] I believe everyone had played an origami crane when he was a child. Do you know if you have ever imagined that it will fly? But the paper crane is a paper crane. It cannot fly in the air. Thanks to the power of technology, developers have really done it recently. Its approach is to turn paper cranes into a drone.
This paper crane drone is called Lazurite Fly. It was jointly developed by a Japanese designer ROHM and Tyoukogata Hikoutai Lab. It looks several times larger than the paper crane that we usually fold. The length of the fuselage is about 70cm. Nylon silk and multi-layered paper are made, while the skeleton is printed on a 3D printer, with a battery and sensor weighing only 31 grams.
Lazurite Fly flies up and down as it flies, just like a real bird. Compared to other popular boards like Arduino, Lazurite Sub-GHz uses 90% less energy, and its The size is only as large as an ordinary SD card. Lazurite Sub-GHz mainly communicates through the 920MHz band. This band also has very good energy-saving characteristics. The combination of many energy-saving measures greatly enhances its battery life, making it possible to fly for five minutes on a single charge, even if only one battery is used.
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