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Abstract The perching maneuver enables a quadrotor to make stable contact with vertical surfaces for prolonged monitoring, which significantly enhances mission endurance and energy efficiency in inspection and surveillance tasks. To achieve a stable perching maneuver, this study proposes an adaptive second-order continuous control (ASOCC) in contact-based inspection applications.
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