Explore design through biomimicry : its definition, its essence, the iconic examples that brought it into the spotlight, as well as its latest innovations and forward-looking approaches. From construction to healthcare, technology, and prevention, the cross-disciplinary nature of biomimicry opens up a wide range of possibilities and innovations. Step into the lab of a leading figure in bio-inspired research… explore key places and references in the field, and immerse yourself in the practice with a 6-step method to initiate a biomimetic approach in your own projects (creative, entrepreneurial or strategic).

There is currently no single official certification, but several standards are progressively structuring its practices.

International references : ISO 18458 → terminology, definition, methodology ; ISO 18459 → optimization of systems inspired by nature ISO 18457 (in dev) → bio-inspired materials & structures French framework (experimental) XP X42-502 → integration into innovation processes

REFERENCES :

• Neri Oxman - The slime mold - Solar Gate - The tulip wind turbine - The mantis shrimp - The shell helmet - Casa di e Scenze - Asteria > Nature-inspired AI

PLACES :

• Biomim’expo . Ceebios . Museu del Disseny . Biomimicry Institute

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