I was approached by one of our engineers asking if a UAS could be used to remove an uninhabited birds nest.
We've contacted natural resources, fish and wildlife regarding regulations / permitting; they stated that as long as we can verify the nest is uninhabited and doesn't show signs of use there are no issues.
With that out of the way, I thought it would be a good use case for a UAS, but I can't find any research/documents/cases where anyone has attempted to learn from.
I'm wondering if anyone here has attempted something like this? or mounted custom attachments to their UAS to poke, push, pull something. If so, what was your design? Materials? etc.
We've contacted natural resources, fish and wildlife regarding regulations / permitting; they stated that as long as we can verify the nest is uninhabited and doesn't show signs of use there are no issues.
With that out of the way, I thought it would be a good use case for a UAS, but I can't find any research/documents/cases where anyone has attempted to learn from.
I'm wondering if anyone here has attempted something like this? or mounted custom attachments to their UAS to poke, push, pull something. If so, what was your design? Materials? etc.