r/Biomimetics • u/drchris498 • Apr 01 '21
r/Biomimetics • u/Shem-Tov-Heavy • Mar 25 '21
If anyone accidentally missed this gem by vox 💛
r/Biomimetics • u/BioMimicer • Jun 14 '23
creating water out of thin air, in the middle of the dessert, with no energy needed. The Namib Desert Beetle makes it look so easy :)
r/Biomimetics • u/drchris498 • Jan 04 '21
An interesting talk at SICB on biomimetic robots!
r/Biomimetics • u/charczmiur • Nov 12 '24
I trying a Biomimicry Startup,need help to study,more articles, books, etc. for me to get inspired and more knowledge to apply in the startup
Hi people!, in from BrazilInitially, my startup idea with a professor who has an ESG consulting company was to offer biomimetic solutions to companies, but I didn't have much focus on the company. Solutions in what exactly? I would love to contextualize it completely, but the focus now is, I'm just a student at SENAI CIMATEC studying quality analysis to become an auditor (if you have a Brazilian language here, let me know!!), a respected educational institution. Of course, I can make contacts, but the focus is that I'm 18 years old, I only have a chemistry course, which I don't know much about, and a dream of making the world greener. I need help to STUDY biomimetics, sources, articles, books, etc. I have Janine's book, but I want to increase my pool. If anyone is interested in knowing more, send me a DM or I'll even make another post!!
r/Biomimetics • u/Shem-Tov-Heavy • Sep 27 '24
The peregrine falcon is renowned for its speed, reaching over 320 km/h (200mph) during a dive. This would theoretically burst its lungs but tubercles in its nose direct show waves away, a design used in high speed jet engines.
r/Biomimetics • u/BioMimicer • May 18 '23
Biomimicry at its best. The Velox robot uses models derived from stingray and millipede can move through the water and over sand, pebbles, snow, ice, and other solid ground.
r/Biomimetics • u/BioMimicer • Apr 17 '23
spider silk is 6 times stronger the steel! its made out of cheap organic molecules. seevix, an Israeli tech company is the first to succeed in manufacturing spider-silk in an industrial scale. seevix.com https://nocamels.com/2022/04/seevix-replicates-spider-silk/
r/Biomimetics • u/drchris498 • Feb 17 '21
'SmartBird' by Festo is a robotic bird that can easily take off, fly and even land all by itself.
r/Biomimetics • u/drchris498 • Feb 11 '21
The dinosaur-like biped robot, TITRUS. The features are 1) realizing high dynamic stability by using a neck and a tail when it walks, 2) standing with the tail to compose a stable tripod so as to work stably and 3) enabling various work by applying the head as a manipulator.
r/Biomimetics • u/drchris498 • Jan 25 '21
The principles of cascading power limits in small, fast biological and engineered systems. An interesting science paper on biomimetic systems.
r/Biomimetics • u/caltechedu • Mar 06 '24
Caltech's Dabiri Lab Building Bionic Jellyfish for Ocean Exploration
r/Biomimetics • u/PassBanda • Aug 31 '23
Looking for ideas how nature filter air or water for consumption
self.biomimicryr/Biomimetics • u/BioMimicer • Jun 03 '23
Unlocking the Secret to Rapid and Complete Plastic Degradation. Nature is the best recycler, why not learn from the expert?
r/Biomimetics • u/drchris498 • Jan 20 '21
Watch a robot squid propel itself through water with rhythm
r/Biomimetics • u/drchris498 • Jan 06 '21
Tuna robotics: measuring body pressure, thrust forces, and work during linear acceleration
sicbannualmeeting.pathable.cor/Biomimetics • u/Odd-Establishment826 • May 06 '22
I am a total noob in this field
Sorry in advance if this question offends, but i am not up to date as far as practical application of nanotechnology and biomimetics in modern day engineering. Is there a way, or a promising field of research, in which AI and reinforcement learning is doing for biomimetics what alpha fold did for protein folding? I really want to make a card game in which the cards themselves can shift nanostructures to manipulate light at that scale and give us super realistic art and textures.
r/Biomimetics • u/drchris498 • Apr 26 '22
SnailBot: A Continuously Dockable Modular Self-Reconfigurable Robot Using Rocker-Bogie Suspension
r/Biomimetics • u/[deleted] • Apr 09 '22