Biomimicry: Jamie Miller at TEDxEmbryRiddle

[@EdwinJose84]

really interested biomimicry tbh, I just love the idea that there is this 3.8 billion years worth of R&D resources for us to simply use.. All we have to do is to look for it..

[@jamiemiller6534]

Just a note: the idea of a "house of technology" comes from Ursula Franklin's book, "The Real World of Technology". I recommend checking it out.

[@mathiasverheyen1753]

It's possible to follow you on twitter?

[@jamiemiller4557]

@@mathiasverheyen1753 Unfortunately no, but feel free to follow our company on Instagram @biomimicryfrontiers

[@guyvanwunnik3920]

topic is great, also the content. So true that nature has brilliant solutions. Presentation could've been better in my opinion.

[@fullytokd]

Graceful speaker, great topic.

[@TedPavlic]

Scott Turner actually instrumented termite mounds and found that they aren't actively maintaining temperature -- they get temperature regulation through the capaciousness of the ground they are based in. People need to stop saying termite mounds actively regulate temperature. Humidity, yes. Temperature, no.

[@isoutoforbit]

First time I see Jordan Peterson mentioned before he became famous.

[@henryche121212]

Nature's design is more dynamic, adaptable to live and evolve, while the current mankind's design is limited, failproof to fulfill desires.

[@gtanindahouse]

This guy really knows what he's talking aboot

[@rachelrodgers8673]

biomimicry is amazing. but it's not a 'fundamental transformation of viewing nature', it's always existed, before industrialization took over! and he mentioned Jordan Peterson back in 2013 :).

[@mattcullen1017]

Gooseberries are a cool packaging and my favourite deliciousness inside

[@Isthisreallifeblog]

The word biomimicry was coined a while before 2007 there, uh, Jamie.

[@jamiemiller4557]

Ha, yes. There was a slip up there and should've been a pause, that I met Janine back in 2007, not that she coined the term in 2007.

[@electricAB]

W.orldwide E.volutionary E.cological D.efence S.ystem... W.E.E.D.S.

[@Hanks011]

Earthship.

[@robertplatt643]

A lot of this work, like in the 50s and 60s, will be designing for posh towns. Nothing wrong with that. Designers gotta eat. But it also becomes sort of a parody, and reinforces the idea that Marin County or Cambridge, Mass. are not the Real Amurrica. So this design also has to be for styrofoam cup people too.

[@SilverCloudMusic2012]

Gulph! I was born there! 1961

[@Stickstacks12]

Well said :)

[@ChrisDeBruinMrAwsomeGlopGlop]

Ooohhh Canada!!!

[@MCPretzelM999]

well Jordan Peterson says

[@thoughfullylost6241]

Reference to Jordan Peterson you lose

[@juandiegofajardohernandez5369]

nice xd