Robotic spy plane that mimics the shape and function of a bat in flight is one example of biomimicry. One way to unlock the elucidation biomimicry can offer is by simply getting into nature and exploring, but not everyone has the time and resources to do that. If you’re a city dweller, it’s also very possible that you don’t have a wealth of animal or plant species in your vicinity. One powerful alternative to that that you can access right from your computer is AskNature, a free, online database of bio-inspired ideas.
THE SOURCE IS :
http://inhabitat.com/how-biomimicry-can-help-designers-and-architects-find-inspiration-to-solve-problems/
NOW I WANT TO KNOW IS THIS TYPE OF ARTICLE IS ACCEPTED IN RESEARCH JOURNALS ? SUPPOSE I PREPARE SUCH NEW CONCEPT THROUGH COMPUTER ANIMATION , WILL IT ACCEPT IN RESEARCH JOURNALS ? RECOMMEND ME SUCH SUCH JOURNAL NAME WHERE INNOVATIVE COMPUTER DESIGN IDEAS WILL BE GRANT .
I HAVE ATTACH SOME PICTURES.
THANKS,
KULDIP
Journal papers look for original articles.Biomimetics is a fast growing with huge potential. But this field is very wide and crosses disciplinary boundaries. Most research work in this field involves engineers, biologists, and architects. I hope you find your niche.
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