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Lecture 1: Introduction to Biomimetics Flashcards

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What is biomimetics?

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How can biomimetics be approached from?

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What is bioplagarism? What is an example?

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What is deep understanding and application of principles in biomimetics? What is an example?

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How are engineering and biological systems different? What is the same about the two though? What can you do therefore?

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How are engineering and biological systems different? What is the same about the two though? What can you do therefore?

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What is the track record for nature?

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How was Velcro developed? What is it based off?

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What is the Shinkansen train? What was the problem? What was the solution based off?

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What was the building entrance to Paris expo based off?

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How was the shape of the antenna found by NASA based off?

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How was the problem of birds crashing into the windows of tall buildings avoided? What was the solution based off?

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What antibacterial material is based off an animal? What is it based off?

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What can natural silk potential do? What has it been used in?

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What are the constraints of biological evolution?

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What is locked-in?

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What are the feature of biology that can be taken into the sensorimotor control design? What are the limitations? What are the benefits?

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How is visual motion analysed in the blowfly?

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How does manoeuvrability occur in blowflies?

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What do flies and jet fighters have in common?

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What is the difference in aerobatic flight in jet fighters and blowflies?

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What are the different components and loops involved in the manoeuvrability of jet fighters?

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What are the different components and loops involved in the manoeuvrability of blowflies?

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What are the different sensors measuring state changed in flies? How do they work?

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What is the sensorimotor control loop in flies? What are the different loops involved?

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