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Janine Benyus:進行中的仿生科技

Filmed Jul 2009 • Posted Aug 2009TEDGlobal 2009
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Janine Benyus 帶給發明家一個訊息:設法解決設計上的問題時,先觀察自然界。你會在自然界中找到防水、航空力學、太陽能驅動以及更多的設計靈感。在此,她揭露許多靈感取自自然,成果令人讚嘆的新產品。

A self-proclaimed nature nerd, Janine Benyus' concept of biomimicry has galvanized scientists, architects, designers and engineers into exploring new ways in which nature's successes can inspire humanity. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by En-ling Lu
Reviewed by huangan chen
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