With the help of biomimetics, "best practice" solutions from nature are transferred to technical products and processes and the material and energy input is optimised. Well-known examples are the lotus effect, according to which self-cleaning surfaces are produced, or lightweight constructions copied from diatoms. Low-noise fans modelled on the wing of an owl and low-resistance surfaces modelled on sharkskin are also examples of innovative bionic products.
Biomimetics – nature as a technical model
Modern and innovative biomimetics have ecological advantages and save costs. They can be used in engines, transmissions, hydraulic systems, shock absorbers and in many other components.
