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- adjective mathematics, sciences, engineering Ideas inspired by
mechanisms or laws operating in biologicalorganisms , (e.g.neural networks ).
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Mr. DICKERSON: Well, our lab is basically interested in bio-inspired design and understanding mechanisms that happen in nature.
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Mr. DICKERSON: Well, our lab is basically interested in bio-inspired design and understanding mechanisms that happen in nature.
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Over time the number of bio-inspired ideas mushroomed.
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If you begin to look at some of these more general principles, you suddenly have a model for how to run a manufacturing facility, using bio-inspired green chemistry, for example, even how to work in an eco-system or a food web, where the byproduct of your company becomes the "food" or the resource for other companies.
Green guru: Janine Benyus, biologist and business leader 2010
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In April Full, 48, and Cutkosky, 49, unveiled their most recent bio-inspired robot, the two-foot long "Stickybot," which strides up a window much like a gecko but at 1.5 inches a second.
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We have imagined products, for example, this one: we imagined a bio-inspired Band-Aid, where we took the glue off the Band-Aid.
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We have imagined products, for example, this one: we imagined a bio-inspired Band-Aid, where we took the glue off the Band-Aid.
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We have imagined products, for example, this one: we imagined a bio-inspired Band-Aid, where we took the glue off the Band-Aid.
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"Get them among buildings or give them something to do near the ground - and they're helpless," James Paduano, chief engineer for bio-inspired development projects at Aurora Flight Sciences Research & Development Center, told Danger Room.
Wired Top Stories Dawn Lim 2011
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"This could be a really good target for bio-inspired materials," she said.
Wired Top Stories Lisa Grossman 2011
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