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    Ornithopters, also known as flapping wing flying vehicles, have gained importance for their applications in micro aerial vehicles (MAVs) that seek to mimic small birds and insects. These ornithopters can achieve unprecedented agility in flight compared to traditional vehicles, while resembling small birds and insects in micro size, making them useful for identifying people trapped under debris in disaster relief operations. Additionally, because ornithopters resemble birds and insects, they can be used for military applications such as aerial reconnaissance without alerting enemies that they are under surveillance, as well as for research on rare species that may become extinct to implement preventative measures.

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    Ornithopters, also known as flapping wing flying vehicles, have gained importance for their applications in micro aerial vehicles (MAVs) that seek to mimic small birds and insects. These ornithopters can achieve unprecedented agility in flight compared to traditional vehicles, while resembling small birds and insects in micro size, making them useful for identifying people trapped under debris in disaster relief operations. Additionally, because ornithopters resemble birds and insects, they can be used for military applications such as aerial reconnaissance without alerting enemies that they are under surveillance, as well as for research on rare species that may become extinct to implement preventative measures.

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    Ornithopter: 13L35A0305-B.Durga Prasad, 13L35A0307-P.Venkata Chaitanya

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    N Dhanunjaya Rao Borra
    Ornithopters, also known as flapping wing flying vehicles, have gained importance for their applications in micro aerial vehicles (MAVs) that seek to mimic small birds and insects. These ornithopters can achieve unprecedented agility in flight compared to traditional vehicles, while resembling small birds and insects in micro size, making them useful for identifying people trapped under debris in disaster relief operations. Additionally, because ornithopters resemble birds and insects, they can be used for military applications such as aerial reconnaissance without alerting enemies that they are under surveillance, as well as for research on rare species that may become extinct to implement preventative measures.

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    ORNITHOPTER
    The subject of flying vehicles propelled by flapping wings also
    known as ornithoptershas been an area of interest in recent years.
    These gained the importance because of their applications in micro
    aerial vehicles (MAVs).
    These miniature vehicles seek to mimic small birds and insects
    to achieve never before seen agility (Ability to maintain equilibrium)
    in flight.
    The time of flight of these vehicles is more when compared to
    traditional vehicles. These type of vehicles resemble small birds and
    insects in micro sizewhich can be very useful to identify peopleget
    caught under debris in disaster relief operations.

    As they resemble to birds and insects, they can be used for


    military applications such as aerial reconnaissance without alerting
    the enemies that they are under surveillance.
    These can also be used for research on rare species of birds and
    insects that are meant to extent in the near future, so as to take
    preventive measures.
    13L35A0305-B.Durga Prasad,
    13L35A0307-P.Venkata Chaitanya

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