Biomimicry
Etymology of the word Biomimicry
It is composed of two Greek words, Bios (life) and Mímêsis (imitation).
Definition from the Petit Larousse
A sustainable innovation approach that consists of transferring and adapting solutions already developed by nature (fauna, flora, etc.) to the human species. [The hook-and-loop fastener (Velcro) was created through biomimicry, modeled after the burdock fruit.]
(Information from the Petit Larousse)
Biomimetics applicable to drones.
Inspiration for Biomimetic Solutions Applicable to Drones and Connected Devices
Biomimicry opens up a world of possibilities to solve, improve, and create new technologies by drawing inspiration from what nature has already produced and refined over millions of years.
These biomimicry-inspired improvements help strengthen, lighten, and optimize developed products.
Example: We can optimize the structure of a drone while reducing its weight and increasing its flight time.
They also allow for a significant reduction in the noise produced by drones during flight and contribute to their stealth capabilities.
Nature works extensively on resource and space optimization, which enables reductions in bulk and facilitates transportation.
Description of the technology
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