Recently, research experts from Stanford University have been trying to improve the aerial photography capabilities of drones inspired by the flying of swans. The swan can maintain surprising stability in its head during flight. By capturing details through high-speed cameras, scientific experts have discovered that the neck of a swan is similar to a suspension system in a car, which can passively eliminate the vibration caused by flapping its wings. 　　Prototype of aerial stabilization system

　　Based on this scientific knowledge, research experts from Stanford University attempted to manufacture drones with mechanical camera stabilization systems to ensure sufficient stability during aerial photography.

　　Does it look similar to last year's popular "chicken head" Stanikon?

Cat on vibration mode: the head is also very stable