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First Experimental Demonstration of Natural Hovering Extremum Seeking: A New Paradigm in Flapping Flight Physics
In this article, we report the first attempt of experimental validation of the recently emerged new paradigm in hovering and flapping flight physics called "Natural Hovering Extremum Seeking (NH-ES)" [doi.org/10.1103/4dm4-kc4g], which theorized that stable hovering flight physics observed in nature
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