… The 2002 book, Biomimicry, describes a new science that studies nature's best ideas and
then imitates these designs and processes to provide innovative and sustainable solutions for …

… The products of biomimicry are things we can all use--medicines," smart" computers,
super-strong materials, profitable and earth-friendly business. Biomimicry eloquently shows that the …

… Nature as measure: Biomimicry uses an ecological standard to judge the sustainability of
our innovations. After 3.8 billion years of evolution, nature has learned what works and what …

… et présidente du Biomimicry Institute, est une amoureuse de la nature qui, … l’innovation
qu’ils ont tout à apprendre de la nature. Persuadée qu’un chercheur qui s’inspire de la nature ne …

… , 1 this study explores the role of biomimicry as providing a pathway for aligning innovation,
economic development, and biodiversity protection objectives in biodiverse countries. …

… The large numbers and variety of innovations inspired by these groups may be a consequence
of two factors, diversity and survival capacity. While it is difficult to make a correlation …

… Janine Benyus pioneered this approach to problem solving in her 1997 book entitled
Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature – biomimicry being an alternative name for biomimetics. …

… Through a systematic literature review (described in Section 2), we first consolidate a range
of biomimetic, bionic and biomimicry innovations that may prove beneficial to infrastructure, …

… Biomimicry [3] is a discipline based on the imitation of nature to develop innovative … Firstly,
a general analysis on innovative developments in biomimicry was conducted using data …

… biology and architecture and also technology in architecture, Biomimicry defines as an
innovative constructive approach to designs or a process of innovation inspired by nature. …