Pivoting Arm Construction and Infrared (IR) Sensor and Data Logger
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Flight Trial
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Results: Analysis of Recording Robustness and Dispersal Activity by Python Scripts
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Conclusion
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This protocol can be used to build an affordable and enhanced flight mill using makerspace technology, such as laser cutters and 3D printers. Laser cutters and 3D printers can handle intricate designs so you can easily customize and reproduce your
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This protocol uses three-dimensional (3D) printers and laser cutters found in makerspaces in order to create a more flexible flight mill design. By using this technology, researchers can reduce costs, enhance design flexibility, and generate reproducible work when constructing their flight mills for tethered insect flight studies.
