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DIN ISO 18458:2016-08

Biomimetics - Terminology, concepts and methodology (ISO 18458:2015)

German title
Bionik - Terminologie, Konzepte und Methodik (ISO 18458:2015)
Publication date
2016-08
Original language
German
Pages
35

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Publication date
2016-08
Original language
German
Pages
35
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.31030/2497793

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Overview

This International Standard provides a framework for the terminology on biomimetics in scientific, industrial, and educational purposes. This International Standard is intended to provide a suitable framework for biomimetic applications. The field of biomimetics is classified and defined, numerous terms are described, and a description of the process of applying biomimetic methods from the development of new ideas to the biomimetic product is provided. The limits and potential of biomimetics as an innovation approach or as a sustainability strategy are also illustrated. In addition, this standard provides an overview of the various areas of application and describes how biomimetic methods differ from classic forms of research and development. If a technical system is subjected to a development process according to this standard, then it is allowed to be referred to as a "biomimetic" system. This International Standard provides guidance and support for developers, designers, and users who want to learn about the biomimetic development process and integrate biomimetic methods into their work aiming at a common language for scientists and engineers working in the field of biomimetics. It can be applied wherever nature has produced a biological system sufficiently similar to the technical target system that can be used to develop a technical equivalent.

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07.080
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.31030/2497793

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