Automatic laser pointer scanning hunter drone for easy search for fossils at night

An intelligent hunter drone occasionally appears in science fiction. Recently, this technology has become a reality. The hunter drone developed can use scanning laser pointer to find targets at night. This technique, laser-induced fluorescence (LSF), has achieved great success in the field of paleontology. It can make fossil bones glow and reveal other invisible details such as skin and cartilage. It is possible to apply LSF to aviation systems. Because the laser has the ability to project to a long distance, only a small amount of power is lost. Fluorescence is extremely sensitive to differences in mineral composition. Although the "Laser Raptor" is designed to find fossils. But it is ready to find a series of fluorescent targets including minerals. For example, studying rare and unusual geology or searching for mining materials such as gems, or even archaeological artifacts and structures. As a member of the Space Research Laboratory of the University of Hong Kong when asked about future plans.