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Here are three biomimicry examples that you can use to elevate your understanding of biomimicry, and explain the concept of nature-inspired innovation better too.

How Gecko's Feet Inspired... Scientists at GeckSkin studying the gecko’s feet have identified that they are covered with microscopic hair called Setae which covers its entire feet. These hairs allow the gecko to cling onto surfaces using something called the Van der Waals force.

What can we learn from Corvids? Corvids are known to be among the smartest animals, but you have probably never heard about their strength. An adult large-billed crow can lift weights of 1,100 g with its bill, equivalent to 1.5 times its body mass.

From entrepreneur to eco-innovator, these are the five leading biomimicry incubators/accelerators worldwide. They are all unique, but share one thing in common - they’re all focused on the overlap where business innovation meets nature's brilliance.

Find the best biomimicry examples for technology from all across the world. Learn how it was inspired, and how biomimicry can be applied to technology to solve human challenges.

How Branching Biological Systems Inspired... To do away with the traditional, energy-intensive means of cooling data centres, Exploration architects have drawn from a strikingly simple approach of animals to keeping cool - just moving to somewhere cooler.

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