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Biomimicry-inspired Japanese Train Design Adopted in India |
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Topic: Biomimicry-inspired Japanese Train Design Adopted in India Posted: 26.Dec.2017 at 04:00 |
Biomimicry is a branch of science that looks to leverage the results of 3.8 billion years of evolution to solve engineering problems. It asks the question WWND — What Would Nature Do? The theory and practice are used to apply what we can learn from nature to the designs of engineered items. Dr. Eiji Nakatsu is the former Director of Technical Development and Test Operation Department of JR-West — the organization that created the railway system in Japan. I have blogged about Dr. Nakatsu before:
Dr. Nakatsu's use of biomimicry can be summarized as:
This week I received some news from Dr. Nakatsu. India has adopted his Japanese train design.
He also included a picture of the latest version of the Japanese train.
It's great to see biomimicry expand its reach. Biomimicry is alive in the lab. Go to the original post... |
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