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Want Sustainable Designs? ...think Biomimicry

Author: Hugh Bollinger/Monday, April 23, 2018/Categories: natural history, video, sustainability, art and design, environment, adventure

Coming up with new and sustainable designs for architectural, robotic, or otherwise useful products is a long process. It should take more advantage of the results of evolution by using biomimicry or taking design ideas from nature. Evolution's slow selection and re-selection process has created a wealth efficient designs that have survived the test of time. They offer excellent analogs for engineers, designers, and builders.

Here are some examples from researcher Janine Benyus who examines useful evolutionary designs from nature: