Bionic Locust Wing for MAVs

*Release Notes*
05.01.2024: The venation around the rudder part is too high and dense to be bendable in both directions. I will update this within the next few days.

A simple test for ultra lightweight and robust bionic wing design for MAVs. It's directly printed onto a plastic sheet for a wing membrane.

*Background*
The process is very similar to this study here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-98242-y

*Venation Pattern*
Locusts are known for their long-distance flight capabilities. Their wings are not only robust, enabling sustained flight, but also highly flexible, allowing for rapid changes in direction and speed. This is crucial for locusts during their mass migrations, where endurance and maneuverability are key. The elongated wing shape contributes to efficient gliding and sustained flight, ideal for missions requiring extended air time. Moreover, the flexibility of the wings aids in quick, responsive maneuvers, a vital feature for MAVs in dynamic environm