General introduction to biomimicry, showing how humans have always found inspiration in nature and examples of different products designed through this methodology.

Learn about the natural patterns ubiquitously present in our environment, which serve as the principles of regenerative design.

Create innovative solutions through the Biomimicry Design Spiral, a step by step guide.

Developing light-based systems inspired by natural sunlight to support healing and well-being indoors.

Creating laser-textured surfaces that mimic natural microstructures for self-cleaning and anti-bacterial effects.

Producing durable, leather-like materials from mycelium, inspired by the strength of fungal networks.

Designing surfaces modeled after shark skin to reduce bacterial growth without using chemicals.

Developing UV-protective materials inspired by nature’s light-filtering mechanisms.

Creating vibrant, biodegradable colors using plant-based materials, inspired by structural colors in nature.

Inventing the hook-and-loop fastener by mimicking how burrs stick to fur, an iconic biomimicry innovation.