Biometics

Bats in the cave. Photo: All-stock-photos/Shutterstock

The whiz of the bat

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Scanning electron micrograph of nano bricks of the material nacre Credit: F. Heinemann; Wikimedia Creative Commons License.

Creating weak points to strengthen materials

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Biomimicry conference symbol - academia and industry

Biomimicry - academia and industry - conference summary

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bacterial colony. Photo: shutterstock

Electron transfer mechanism in bacteria

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A new method for XNUMXD printing was developed by Jennifer Lewis and her team at Harvard, using multiple print heads and an adapted 'ink' to create complex living structures, along with the tiny blood vessels. Click here to see how it works. Photo: Wise Institute at Harvard University and SEAS

An important step towards XNUMXD printing of living tissues

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Water Striders. Photo: shutterstock

Master chef inspired by nature

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A group of snails climbs a tree. Photo: shutterstock

Robotics inspired by snails and clams

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Self-organizing nanostructures. Photo: shutterstock

Towards nature-inspired self-organizing networks

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Penguin dives. From shutterstock

Penguin Torpedo

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Black-browed albatross (Thalassarche melanophris melanophris) adult in flight over the Scotia Sea. Photo: shutterstock

A lesson from Albatross in aviation economics

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Hercules frog stuck to a branch. Photo: shutterstock

One of the wonders of the frog - attachment in a wet environment

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Eyes at an art show. Illustration: shutterstock

Visualization inspired by the human eye

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The lens in the human eye. Illustration: shutterstock

Biomimetic lens

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Dog-like robots. Illustration: shutterstock

About dogs, robots and the relationship between them

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The scaly-foot gastropod snail. Photo: Anders Warén, Swedish Museum of Natural History

The armor with the iron particles

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SINGAPORE - Sustaining City Art Festival at Marina Bay, 4 April 2012. The festival seeks to celebrate the nightscape using energy efficient lighting. Niti Chuysakul / Shutterstock.com

Factories inspired by cells, cities inspired by coral reefs

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Robotic insects. Illustration: shutterstock

Artificial Fossils / Lux Larsen

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Flight of the Robotic Bees / Robert Wood, Radhika Nagpal and Gu-Yeon Wei

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Hacking: Photo: shutterstock

Biomimetic strategies to fight hackers

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Jean Contessant - Seashells. Presented at the Nano Israel conference, March 2012

Infect the problem in the blood vessels

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Image of the robots. Courtesy of Simon Garnier, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Since when do ants have antennae?

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The triple helical structure of collagen. From Wikimedia

Lighter, stronger, stiffer

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A pine tree stump. Image by Fir0002 under the GNU 1.2 license from Wikipedia

Smart scales

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Tiny robotic insects (Credit: Kevin Ma and Pakpong Chirarattananon, Harvard University.)

Flying robotic insects took first controlled flight

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Dandelion flower. From Wikipedia

Dandelion against chemical warfare

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Bird of Paradise: Image by Myukew under CCAttribution-Share Alike 2.0 License

There are no hinges in heaven

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Robot-Bat: Image courtesy of Brown University

Most of them called

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porcupine From Wikipedia

When misfortune becomes invention

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Cheetah: Image courtesy of Malene, from wikimedia commons>

To get Usain Bolt you need the backbone of a cheetah

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oysters Courtesy of Sharon Mollerus, from Wikipedia

Clamshell glue in the medical service

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The Arabian tail. From Wikipedia

Misleading robots

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Nachshon Yam Green. From Wikipedia. Photography: NEIL

Bio-engineering - the Nachshon Haim apprentice / interview by Gareth Cook

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