UAVs have penetrated into various fields. However, many drones currently used in many places are multi-rotor. Multi-rotor drones have their own advantages, but sometimes they have obvious disadvantages, such as the ability to use small drones. Wind resistance and so on. In order to allow small drones to become the main force in professional drones and perform similar tasks like “surveys,†drone companies began to focus on bionic machines. Lei Feng network news, recently, British start-up company Animal Dynamics's pseudo-micro-drone unmanned aerial vehicle Skeeter attracted people's attention, the drone was inspired by the paralyzed, the researchers found that birds, insects in the flight state, can be more Good resistance to turbulent air conditions caused by strong winds, and in the endurance time, bionic class drones are also better than multi-rotors. Skeeter is currently in the R&D phase and has already begun to take shape. It is reported that the drone is about 120 millimeters long and weighs about 20 grams, and the flying speed can reach 45 kilometers per hour. According to the researchers, if Skeeter is successfully developed in the future, it may be able to hover and fly in the wind like a cricket, and at the same time, it will also be able to glide with inertia, and will have better performance in terms of energy consumption. Currently, Skeeter has received attention from the Department of Defense of the United Kingdom through the National Defense Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL). DSTL announced an innovation plan for military technology research last year, encouraging individuals or companies to submit innovative ideas or innovations to the Defense Department’s expert team. In the next ten years, DSTL will have 800 million pounds of budget to fund these innovators. At present, Sketer has become one of the funded projects. In the future, it will be used in military surveillance, wartime investigation, and rescue and rescue of wounded people. It also includes installing lasers on this drone to eliminate missiles. Animal Dynamics also announced that a laser-based prototype of a drone will be exhibited this summer and will complete all military deployment by the end of next year. 