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By taking a closer look at how natural processes work, such as the intricate design of an insect’s joint, engineers can be inspired to create solutions to challenging problems that are also highly compatible with the natural world.
Day 4! - Submit biomimicry ideas though the comments section, I'll provide information on it's previous use in biomimicry tonight. For once in your you life there is really no such thing as a wrong answer, so hit me with your best shot! (<- p.s. I know they're supposed to be SUPER SECRET but I…
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The Bio-ID Lab has revealed Indus, a modular system of algae tiles that can filter toxic chemical dyes and heavy metals out of water.
Sometimes, nature can influence design in the most unexpected ways. Would you ever think of looking to a calla lily for an ultra-efficient impeller design, or a mangrove tree ecosystem for a futuristic set of skyscrapers? These 12 biomimetic designs and concepts apply biological aspects of flowers, lily pads, leaves and trees to solar panels, […]
Design is a heady mix of inspiration and perspiration. One avenue that some designers seriously contemplate but rarely incorporate is Biomimetics. It’s kinda tough implementing engineering systems and modern technology to ideas inspired by nature and animals. Here is a look at Ten Creative Bionic Designs that look awesome and are almost as perfect as
Armadillo The armadillo is a 12 to 15 centimetre long mammal with a leathery armour shell made of keratin. The word armadillo in Spa...
I traveled extensively over the summer; to Austin, TX, all through Western Europe and back to Illinois. All the while I was working on this blog post about bioinspired air-conditioning, which was appropriate because everywhere I went I seemed to have to suffer through heat-wave after heat-wave. While wishing for Europe to have more air-conditioning…
What do Ewoks and Julie "Butterfly" Hill have in common? They have discovered the ethereal magic of living up in a tree
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Biomimicry Architecture is a technical approach to analyzing, observing, and taking inspiration from nature to create designs in various fields of art and
conceived to be more compact and portable than its TMA-1 predecessor, the matte black unit features a minimal headband and capsule design.
Inefficiency doesn't last long in nature. That's why engineers and designers employ biomimicry, looking to Mother Nature for solutions to problems.
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Biomimicry in Architecture
The Eastgate Centre in Harare, Zimbabwe, is a shining example of biomimicry. This naturally cooled green building, designed by architect Mick Pearce, models its ventilation system on the cooling system used by African termites in their giant mounds.
How does it all start? Imagine the roaring sound of a speedy bullet train racing down the track. Now imagine trying to do homework with that powerful noise of the train in the background. That co ...
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How do you cool a building without air conditioning?
