Biomimicry ? A Functional Approach
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Biomimicry ? A Functional Approach
Gorb, Stanislav N.; Bels, Vincent; Gurka, Roi
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
03/2026
386
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Inglês
9783032119483
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Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Architectured Biosilica in Sponges as Unique Source for Bioinspired Design.- Chapter 3. From Biomechanics to Biomimetics: Lessons from the Molluscan Radula.- Chapter 4. Getting Beyond the Sticking Point: A Biodiversity-aware Approach to Gecko-inspired Adhesion Offers Potential Pathways for the Improvement of Future Biomimetic Designs.- Chapter 5. Taking Hints from Whales: The Mysticete Oral Baleen Filter and Biomimetic Applications to Microplastics Removal Systems.- Chapter 6. Comparative Study of Two Caudal Fin Morphologies of the Shortfin Mako Shark (Isurus Oxyrinchus) during Locomotion.- Chapter 7. Strategies for Improving Swimming Efficiency: From Individual Fish to Schools.- Chapter 8. Biomimicry That Is Inspired by Spider Predation Tactic.- Chapter 9. Biologically-Inspired Chemical Plume Tracking.- Chapter 10. Head in Bilaterian Animals: A Robot Model?.- Chapter 11. How to Tame Analogies for Use in Biomimetics.
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Biomimicry;Bioinspiration;Biomaterials;Biomimetics;Bionics;Bioinspired Designs;Biological Motion;Bio-Inspired Adhesives;Biologically-Inspired Technology;Evolution;Feeding;Gripping;Swarms
Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Architectured Biosilica in Sponges as Unique Source for Bioinspired Design.- Chapter 3. From Biomechanics to Biomimetics: Lessons from the Molluscan Radula.- Chapter 4. Getting Beyond the Sticking Point: A Biodiversity-aware Approach to Gecko-inspired Adhesion Offers Potential Pathways for the Improvement of Future Biomimetic Designs.- Chapter 5. Taking Hints from Whales: The Mysticete Oral Baleen Filter and Biomimetic Applications to Microplastics Removal Systems.- Chapter 6. Comparative Study of Two Caudal Fin Morphologies of the Shortfin Mako Shark (Isurus Oxyrinchus) during Locomotion.- Chapter 7. Strategies for Improving Swimming Efficiency: From Individual Fish to Schools.- Chapter 8. Biomimicry That Is Inspired by Spider Predation Tactic.- Chapter 9. Biologically-Inspired Chemical Plume Tracking.- Chapter 10. Head in Bilaterian Animals: A Robot Model?.- Chapter 11. How to Tame Analogies for Use in Biomimetics.
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