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Biomechatronics: how much biology does the engineer need?
Hartmut Witte, Stefan Lutherdt, Cornelius Schilling
- Year
- 2005
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
Biomechatronics is the development and optimization of mechatronic systems using biological and medical knowledge. This strategy may be exemplified by bionically inspired robotics: identification of biological principles and their transfer into technical solutions extends the engineer's toolbox. This modified kind of constructive thinking needs an adapted foundation in academic education.
Keywords
ToolboxConstructiveMechatronicsIdentification (biology)Computer scienceFoundation (evidence)Artificial intelligenceRoboticsEngineering ethicsBiocybernetics
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