Bionic design

Bionic design refers to the practice of creating products and systems inspired by nature. It involves studying how organisms solve problems and then applying those solutions to human technology. For example, engineers might examine how fish move through water to design more efficient submarines, or how the structure of a bird's wing can influence airplane design. By mimicking natural designs, bionic design aims to improve functionality, efficiency, and sustainability in various fields, from architecture to robotics. Ultimately, it harnesses millions of years of evolutionary ingenuity to innovate and enhance human-made solutions.