<ul><li>Researchers from RMIT University in Australia are studying birds to improve drones' tolerance to windy conditions</li><li>Previous studies have focused on how birds' wing flapping adjusts for aerodynamic control, which has influenced aircraft design</li><li>The researchers conducted an experiment with motion capture sensors on Nankeen Kestrels to study their hovering skills in windy conditions</li><li>The findings could be applied to the design of morphing wings in drones, making them more stable and safe in adverse weather</li></ul>

Scientists Study Birds to Help Drones Fly in Bad Weather

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