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Biomimetics or
biomimicry is the
emulation of the models, systems, and
elements of
nature for the
purpose of
solving complex human problems. The terms...
- behavior, she
coined the term
Biomimicry to
describe intentional problem-solving
design inspired by nature. Her book
Biomimicry (1997)
attracted widespread...
- new
science of
biomimicry defined and po****rized by
Janine Benyus in her 1997 book (
Biomimicry:
Innovation Inspired by Nature).
Biomimicry (bios - life...
- In Asteraceae, the
pappus is the
modified calyx, the part of an
individual floret, that
surrounds the base of the
corolla tube in flower. It functions...
- the
nanostructures found on the toes of a gecko; this is an
example of
biomimicry. The
adhesion is
achieved not with
chemical adhesives, but via van der...
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Stauroteuthis syrtensis, also
known as the
glowing sucker octopus or
bioluminescent octopus, is a
species of
small pelagic octopus found at
great depths...
-
defects with fluids) has
inspired scientists to make
novel bioinspired (or
biomimicry) materials.
Enamel tufts are
frequently confused with
enamel lamellae...
- Bees in
mythology Cicadas in
mythology Scarab (artifact)
Other aspects Biomimicry ****roach
racing ****roaches in po****r
culture Cricket fighting Entomological...
- inputs, or
operate p****ively,
relying on
natural temperature differences.
Biomimicry studies found that the
Onymacris unguicularis beetle has the
ability to...
- Wright-Patterson Air
Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. However,
terms like
biomimicry or
biomimetics are
preferred in
order to
avoid confusion with the medical...
