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    Biomimetics is a field that studies nature's designs and processes to solve human problems. It involves imitating nature's strategies through research-based practices. Some key aspects include imitating forms and processes from ecosystems, understanding how life works to create sustainable designs, and observing nature to develop better designs. Examples of biomimetic innovations include helicopters inspired by dragonflies, self-cleaning surfaces from lotus leaves, and Velcro inspired by burdock burrs.

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    Biomimetics is a field that studies nature's designs and processes to solve human problems. It involves imitating nature's strategies through research-based practices. Some key aspects include imitating forms and processes from ecosystems, understanding how life works to create sustainable designs, and observing nature to develop better designs. Examples of biomimetic innovations include helicopters inspired by dragonflies, self-cleaning surfaces from lotus leaves, and Velcro inspired by burdock burrs.

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    Biomimetics is a field that studies nature's designs and processes to solve human problems. It involves imitating nature's strategies through research-based practices. Some key aspects include imitating forms and processes from ecosystems, understanding how life works to create sustainable designs, and observing nature to develop better designs. Examples of biomimetic innovations include helicopters inspired by dragonflies, self-cleaning surfaces from lotus leaves, and Velcro inspired by burdock burrs.

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    Biologi - Biomimetic

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    BIOMIMETIC

    (from Biology to Technology)

    Biologi (2 sks)
    Definition
    'Biomimicry' is a scientific field that aims to reproduce and learn from
    the most effective natural processes.

    'bios' which means life


    'mimesis' which means to imitate
    At the intersection of biology and technology, this field
    involves studying nature's best ideas and then imitating these
    designs and processes to solve human problems.

    For example, New Iridium is working toward developing a platform that


    mimics photosynthesis by using light energy to convert water and CO2
    into chemical energy.
    Three Component of Biomimecry
    1. Imitate : research-based practice of learning from and then replicating
    nature’s forms, processes, and ecosystems to create more regenerative
    designs.

    2. Ethos : The philosophy of understanding how life works and creating


    designs that continuously support and create conditions conducive to life.

    3. Re(Connect): observe and spend time in nature to understand how life


    works so that we may have a better ethos to emulate biological strategies
    in our designs.
    Why learn from nature?
    By infusing biological strategies in design, we can transform sustainable
    innovation.
    biomimicry is a type of bioinspired design,
    not all bioinspired design is biomimicry.
    Biomimetic Innovations Inspired by Nature

    The design of the helicopter was inspired by the flight mechanism of the dragonfly, one
    of the first insects to evolve the ability to fly. The dragonfly can hover in place, fly
    backward, and quickly change direction, all abilities that engineers have tried to
    replicate in helicopters.
    Self-Cleaning Surfaces and Lotus Leaves: The self-cleaning properties
    of lotus leaves have inspired a whole range of products. The microscopic
    structure of a lotus leaf repels water and dirt particles, a phenomenon
    known as the 'Lotus Effect.' Today, we have self-cleaning paints and
    fabrics based on this principle.
    Velcro and Burdock Burrs: inspired by the way burrs cling to fur and
    clothing.

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