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On Biomimicry
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2 August 2012
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By Sareh
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17 May 2012
Qatar cacti building
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The Minister of Municipal Affairs & Agriculture (MMAA) in Qatar is getting a brand new office building that takes the form of a toweri...
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Pitcher plant as inspiration for efficient liquid repelling coating
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Inspired by pitcher plant, a group of applied scientists at Harvard University managed to create a material that repels just about any typ...
Mimosa inspires new adaptive structures
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The Mimosa is among the plant varieties that exhibit specialized “nastic motions” – movements noticeable in real time with the naked eye...
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Sea shells inspired a new material made of chalk and polystyrene
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The sea shells are strong and resistant to fracturing, because the calcium carbonate is combined with proteins which bind the crystals tog...
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Fish lateral line for future robots and submarines
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The lateral line is a hydrodynamic imaging system found in fish and aquatic amphibians which enables them to accomplish a variety of underwa...
Spider hairs biomimicry for hydrophobic surfaces
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Spiders use these hairs to stay dry or avoid drowning. By mimicking spiders, engineering researchers from the University of Florida (UF) h...
Solar Panels That Follow The Sun
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Solar panels that track the sun currently involve the use of motors and electronic control systems to move them and convert the power to...
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500 showers heated from composting pile
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Brian Kerkvliet from Inspiration Farm talks about his little compost pile that provided 500 hot showers. Compost heat can, indeed, be ...
SAVE WATER BRICK
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SAVE WATER BRICK made from leaves and discarded plastic absorbs water Providing a sensible solution to the green waste and the plastic tr...
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CONNECTIN PROGRAMMING TO SAVE WATER AND ENERGY
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In our next system mapping, we could think about connecting program to re-use energy, heat or water product by one program for an other one...
LICHEN AS A POLLUTION INDICATOR
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Many lichens show varying degrees of sensitivity to man-made pollutants. Lichen are very sensitive to pollution such as the presence of sulf...
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Bamboo scaffolding green wall It’s amazing what a little ingenuity and tenacity to do something good for the community and the environme...
Snail art installation
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Banded Snail lookout The lookout provides views over the reserve and the adjoining Dyfi estuary and serves as an ...
Mangal City
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Design team Chimera has conceived of an incredible series of spiraling skyscrapers for New York’s Hudson Yards that are modeled after the ...
Vegetal City Design
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Vegetal City Like an illustration from a child’s storybook, the Vegetal City concept by Luc Schuiten merges architecture with natu...
Biomimicry in architecture and the start of the Ecological Age
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Some aspects of biomimicry have been played around with for a long time for example mimicking the structure of termite mounds. There have ...
Leaf Veins Inspire New Model for Water and Electricity Distribution Networks
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Lemon leaf with interconnected loops. Photo: RU A team of biophysicists at Rockefeller University recently published a paper in Physical...
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Bird Skulls Inspire Lighter, Stronger Building Materials
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(image via: andres harris ) “Skulls in general are extraordinary impact-resistant structures and extremely light at the same time as...
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