Sharks With Arms: Exploring the Transformation From Natural Phenomenon to Innovation Object via Applied Bionics

  • Skulberg H
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Abstract

Today, many researchers see nature as an immense resource of inspiration for creativity, enabling engineers and designers to transform knowledge gained from observations -combined with conceptual intentions – into innovation objects. The transfer of technology between natural life forms and synthetic constructs seem increasingly attractive. But what kind of methodology do designers and engineers rely on when transforming a natural phenomenon into an innovation object, using “bionic” principles? This design case investigates some of these design methods.

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Skulberg, H. (2009). Sharks With Arms: Exploring the Transformation From Natural Phenomenon to Innovation Object via Applied Bionics. In Nordes 2009: Engaging Artifacts (Vol. 1). Nordes. https://doi.org/10.21606/nordes.2009.046

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