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Introduction of Bioxegy's team of engineers, researchers, entrepreneurs, ... Our team Our commitment revolves around a common passion: biomimicry. Up Discover the Bioxegy team, experts in biomimicry in France! Our team, composed mainly of engineers and biologists , leads cutting-edge bio-inspired innovation projects, in close collaboration with the research and development departments of our partners and customers. Our team, expert in biomimicry Our multidisciplinary team of scientists , including both biologists and engineers , capitalises on a wide range of skills. Biologists explore nature's wealth of know-how and techniques , in search of inspiring biological organisms to meet the industrial challenges formulated by our clients. Our engineers then take charge of the biomimetic transfer process , transposing a biological model into a relevant biomimetic technological solution. At the same time, our sales team establishes partnerships with the R&D departments of large companies , SMEs or ETIs, while ensuring meticulous administrative management of projects. Discover our job offers Bioxegy's team Management Sidney ROSTAN Founder & CEO +33 (0)6 15 11 86 61 +49 176 13420126 sidney.rostan@bioxegy.com A graduate of Emlyon business school , Sidney R OSTAN worked in the automotive industry before creating Bioxegy in early 2018. He is its executive director. Sidney ROSTAN Founder & CEO +33 (0)6 15 11 86 61 +49 176 13420126 sidney.rostan@bioxegy.com The scientific & technical team Domitille CHAMPETIER DE RIBES Partnership Manager +33 (0)7 86 85 66 46 domitille.cham p etier-de-ribes@bioxegy.com Domitille CHAMPETIER DE RIBES has a degree in M anagement from IESEG , and in business administration and management from the Polytechnic University of Valence. She is responsible for corporate partnerships and participates in the commercial development and promotion of Bioxegy and its expertise in biomimicry. Eva DUMAS Marketing & Sales Project Manager +33 (0)6 66 44 18 80 eva.dumas@bioxegy.com Domitille CHAMPETIER DE RIBES Partnership Manager +33 (0)7 86 85 66 46 domitille.cham p etier-de-ribes@bioxegy.com Domitille CHAMPETIER DE RIBES has a degree in M anagement from IESEG , and in business administration and management from the Polytechnic University of Valence. She is responsible for corporate partnerships and participates in the commercial development and promotion of Bioxegy and its expertise in biomimicry. Kiara RIVAT Communication Manager +33 (0)6 67 67 54 74 kiara.rivat @bioxegy.com Jonas ARFWEDSON Partnership Manager +33 (0)7 69 97 89 86 jonas.arfwedson@bioxegy.com Jonas ARFWEDSON graduated in biotechnology innovations from the Sorbonne University of Sciences (UPMC), with a specilisation in innovation from the Michel Serres Centre(HeSam). He is res ponsible for partnership s at Bioxegy and participates in Bioxegy's commercial development, particularly internationally. Jonas ARFWEDSON Partnership Manager +33 (0)7 69 97 89 86 jonas.arfwedson@bioxegy.com The administrative and commercial team Geoffroy LESOT Deputy Head of Project Department | Bio-Inspired R&D geoffroy.lesot@bioxegy.com Geoffroy LESOT is an enginee r, graduate from École Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Métiers . He is deputy dire ctor of the projects department of Bioxegy. He himself specialises in numerical simulation and solid and fluid mechanics. Geoffroy LESOT Head of Project Department +33 (0)6 68 95 46 48 geoffroy.lesot @bioxegy.com Quentin AMSELLEM Senior Project Engineer | Bio-Inspired R&D quentin.amsellem@bioxegy.com Quentin AMSELLEM is an engineer, graduat e from École Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Métiers. He is a project manager and scientific analyst specialising in mechanics and industrial engineering. Quentin AMSELLEM Senior Project Engineer Luc LAMORE Bio-inspired Science Expert | Lead of Knowledge Management Luc.lamore@bioxegy.com Luc LAMORÉ is an engineer, graduate from AgroParisTech, specialising in biotechnologies. He is in charge of the company's scientific and biomimetic knowledge center and has been involved in projects carried out by Bioxegy since 2021. Clément NORODOM Technical Lead & Senior Project Engineer Lilie BOIZUMAULT Project Engineer | Bio-Inspired R&D lilie.boizumault@bioxegy.com Lilie BOIZUMAULT is an engineer , graduate from École Centrale de Nantes and the Technical University of Denmark. She is a scientific analyst specialising in robotics, as well as design and innovation . Lilie BOIZUMAULT Project Engineer Lilie BOIZUMAULT Project Engineer | Bio-Inspired R&D lilie.boizumault@bioxegy.com Lilie BOIZUMAULT is an engineer , graduate from École Centrale de Nantes and the Technical University of Denmark. She is a scientific analyst specialising in robotics, as well as design and innovation . Clémence LEBAILLY-LEPETIT Project Engineer Marylore ADLER Project Manager | Bio-Inspired R&D marylore.adler@bioxegy.com Marylore ADLER is an engineer , graduate from ESPCI Paris. She is a scientific analyst in physics and chemistry and manages the industrialis ation of processes. She is also a project supervisor and team leader at Bioxegy. Charlotte JOUFFRE Project Engineer Marylore ADLER Project Manager | Bio-Inspired R&D marylore.adler@bioxegy.com Marylore ADLER is an engineer , graduate from ESPCI Paris. She is a scientific analyst in physics and chemistry and manages the industrialis ation of processes. She is also a project supervisor and team leader at Bioxegy. Loris SCHMITT Project Engineer The administrative and commercial team Anthony PANSARD Research & Engineering Expert | Bio-Inspired R&D anthony.pansard@bioxegy.com Anthony PANSARD is an engineer, graduate of Ce ntraleSupélec. He is co-responsable of the company's scientific and biomimetic knowledge center, and is the technical referent for projects. He is specialised in Artificial Intelligence (AI), in thermics and optics. Anthony PANSARD Research & Engineering Expert Margaux DIDI Head of Project Department | Bio-Inspired R&D margaux.didi@bioxegy.com Margaux DIDI is an engineer, g raduate from AgroParisTech. Proceding her arrival at Bioxegy in 2021, she has experience in innovation, biotechnology, and the environment. She is now director of our projects department . Luc LAMORÉ Head of Knowledge Department +33 (0)6 58 78 52 38 luc.lamore @bioxegy.com Jonas ARFWEDSON Partnership Manager +33 (0)7 69 97 89 86 jonas.arfwedson@bioxegy.com Jonas ARFWEDSON graduated in biotechnology innovations from the Sorbonne University of Sciences (UPMC), with a specilisation in innovation from the Michel Serres Centre(HeSam). He is res ponsible for partnership s at Bioxegy and participates in Bioxegy's commercial development, particularly internationally. Julie LAFAYE Scientific Advisor Mathis BOUSSARD Research & Engineering Specialist | Bio-Inspired R&D mathis.boussard@bioxegy.com Mathis BOUSSARD is an engineer, g raduate from the National Institute of Applied Sciences of Lyon, specialising in mechanics. He is a scientific analyst with expertise in solid mechanics, acoustics and computer-aided design (CAD). Mathis BOUSSARD Scientific Advisor Mathis BOUSSARD Research & Engineering Specialist | Bio-Inspired R&D mathis.boussard@bioxegy.com Mathis BOUSSARD is an engineer, g raduate from the National Institute of Applied Sciences of Lyon, specialising in mechanics. He is a scientific analyst with expertise in solid mechanics, acoustics and computer-aided design (CAD). Rémi CARENCOTTE Scientific Advisor The administrative and commercial team Elsa Vizier Special Projects Director elsa.vizier@bioxegy.com Elsa VIZIER is an enginee r, graduate from École des Mines de Paris . Arriving at Bioxegy in 2020, she manages cross-functional projects, is responsible for missions for the company's management. Elsa VIZIER Financial & Administration Manager Jonas ARFWEDSON Partnership Manager +33 (0)7 69 97 89 86 jonas.arfwedson@bioxegy.com Jonas ARFWEDSON graduated in biotechnology innovations from the Sorbonne University of Sciences (UPMC), with a specilisation in innovation from the Michel Serres Centre(HeSam). He is res ponsible for partnership s at Bioxegy and participates in Bioxegy's commercial development, particularly internationally. Leah SADOFF Executive Assistant Jonas ARFWEDSON Partnership Manager +33 (0)7 69 97 89 86 jonas.arfwedson@bioxegy.com Jonas ARFWEDSON graduated in biotechnology innovations from the Sorbonne University of Sciences (UPMC), with a specilisation in innovation from the Michel Serres Centre(HeSam). He is res ponsible for partnership s at Bioxegy and participates in Bioxegy's commercial development, particularly internationally. Cécile JACQUES Scientific Advisor

Le biomimétisme est une boîte à outils performante pour aider les acteurs du secteur aéronautique à muscler leur R&D. Confrontés à des défis techniques, environnementaux et réglementaires sans précédents, le biomimétisme leur propose des réponses efficaces et prometteuses ! Your expert in biomimicry. Design and develop technologies inspired by nature's most ingenious know-hows, thanks to our biomimetic engineers. Up Boost your R&D thanks to biomimicry. Biomimicry provides sophisticated and effective solutions to your technical challenges and ambitions. Bioxegy imagines, designs and develops intelligent and sustainable bio-inspired technologies to meet your innovation objectives. We deliver an impactful and proven expertise in biomimicry. Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Discover Bioxegy Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Nous contacter Les apports du biomimétisme dans l'aéronautique sont très variés et concernent les domaines suivants : Mécanique des structures Nicolas Héron R&I Senior Program Manager + NVH | Acoustique Absorption acoustique et vibrations (NVH) Isolation acoustique Gestion acoustique active Amplification des signaux + Sciences thermiques Dissipation de la chaleur Optimisation des échanges thermiques Isolation thermique Anti-icing Efficacité énergétique + Capteurs et traitement de l'information Capteurs optiques/mécaniques Gestion des conditions dégradées Détection de fuites et polluants Traitement d'image + Tribologie Nicolas Héron R&I Senior Program Manager + Mécanique des fluides Aérodynamisme Étanchéité Micro-fluidique Valves, pompes, tuyaux, filtres + Conception industrielle Manufacturing Assemblage Conception modulaire Ergonomie + Divers Chimie (ingrédients, principes actifs, réactions, procédés) Sciences optiques Actuation, injection Esthétique, couleurs Anti bio-contamination +

Le biomimétisme est un formidable accélérateur d'innovations. Bioxegy est le spécialiste français du biomimétisme. Nous déployons notre expertise et notre réseau pluridisciplinaire pour concevoir à vos côtés des innovations bio-inspirées pertinentes et durables et générer de la R&D percutante. The history of biomimicry Bioxegy tells you a story From Leonardo da Vinci's ornithopter to modern architecture inspired by termites, in these articles you will discover the hidden face of biomimicry . Its history, its evolution, the portraits of the great actors and actresses who have enabled and continue to enable its development, ... It's all there! And even a set of articles that will serve as a procedure to become a biomimetician yourself! Circular Economy, Biomimicry and IT Circular economy is the norm in nature: all products are 100% recycled and recyclable. Waste does not exist at the level of natural... Design and biomimicry: when efficiency rhymes with elegance! In general, drawing inspiration from nature for design is more of an artistic approach than a technical one. And yet, the living has been... Biomimicry in sport, a fantastic innovation coach Biomimicry and sport are teammates in the race for innovation! Every year, science enables sport to push back performance standards, both... At the start of each biomimetic reflection , there is the observation of living things . Do not hesitate to look at our “Biological sources of inspiration ”, which will surely give you some ideas for interesting innovations in living things. Discover our sources of organic inspiration

Biomimicry is an amazing leverage to rethink the future in many industrial sectors. Discover how Bioxegy deploys biomimicry in your sector. From automobile industry to construction, from digital to luxury, biomimicry is an asset for innovation ! Biomimicry in your sector Discover the potential of bio-inspired innovation in your field Up As a French expert in biomimicry, Bioxegy works in a wide variety of sectors. Biomimicry brings a smart look and solutions with high added value on all business value chains. From incremental advances to breakthrough innovations, from problem solving to design thinking: biomimicry is a tremendous lever for action . Explore it's potential in your field! Aeronautics Agriculture & Food Industry Car industry Consumer Goods Industrial Goods Energy & Environment Construction & Real Estate IT & Digital 3D Printing Luxury Goods Health & Pharmaceuticals Transport & Logistics Space & Defense Join the European companies who have opted for biomimicry with Bioxegy! Discover our projects and references Marie-Claude Dupuis Strategy & Innovation Director RATP Group (COMEX) We see in biomimicry a versatile and dynamic innovation approach , capable of responding to our industrial problems, however complex they may be. The Bioxegy team mobilised its expertise with rigor and pace from our businesses to formulate biomimetic concepts , before embarking on more in-depth research work, particularly on our infrastructures. See the project

Biomimicry uses the ingenuity of the living world to inspire the technologies and services of the future. Bioxegy is Europe's pioneering biomimicry design and engineering company. Dare to innovate in bio-inspired R&D! Our biomimetic R&D expertise Bioxegy, expert and pioneer in biomimicry in France Up A cutting-edge biomimetic R&D expertise validated by our international industrial partners. Since 2018, Bioxegy has continually developed its unique expertise in biomimetic R&D , and thus has a methodology proven through more than 80 projects carried out with our industrial partners ! In order to promote the rapid development of efficient and tangible biomimetic solutions for our partners, our methodology is schematically divided into 4 “Phases” that accompany the rise in maturity of bio-inspired technology : from pre-concept to industrialisation. Bioxegy Biomimétisme Discover our expertise : PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3 PHASE 4 Pre B iomimetic Study Advanced Biomimetic Design Study Proof-of-Concept (POC), Experimental Project Proof-of-Concept (POC), Experimental Project PHASE 1 : Pre Biomimetic Study Objective - TRL 1 - 3 Phase 1 is often the first format of collaboration between Bioxegy and an industrial partner. The purpose is to resolve one or more industrial problems thanks to biomimetic pre-concepts and developmental approaches formulated by Bioxegy. It is then about selecting the most promising project for the development of a high-performance technological solution. Throughout Phase 1, Bioxegy familiarises itself with the specificities of its partner (products, constraints, industrial environment, etc.) and uses its expertise to provide possible solutions to the industrial problems submitted. Unfolding - 3 - 6 months In Phase 1, Bioxegy is able to carry out its work almost autonomously after the launch of the project. A mid-project workshop allows us to prioritise and select the most promising biomimetic avenues in consultation with our partner. Bioxegy then finely formulates a biomimetic pre-concept which will be developed in Phase 2. Common types of results The results at the end of Phase 1 can take different forms depending on the type of subjects covered and the needs of our partner: from a simple technical note supported by the latest work of scientific experts to pre-dimensioning validated by finite elements or CFD simulations. Pre Biomimetic Study Advanced Biomimetic Design Study Proof-of-Concept (POC), Experimental Project Proof-of-Concept (POC), Experimental Project PHASE 2 : Advanced Biomimetic Design Study Objective - TRL 3 - 4 Most often following a Phase 1, Phase 2 consists of continuing the development of an biomimetic technology that has been identified and considered promising. The objective of Phase 2 is to demonstrate and precisely characterise the performance of a biomimetic concept in the specific industrial case submitted by our partner. Unfolding - 4 - 12 mois The progress of Phase 2 depends on the type of expected results and the collaboration method collaboration with our partner. In particular, we have the expertise to be autonomous in modeling and simulation work, with workshops and steering committees organized as necessary. In the case of experimental studies, we can work directly with the laboratories and technicians of our partners, or in contact with third-party academic partners depending on the needs of the project. Common types of results Depending on the level of maturity at the start of the project and the type of technology considered, advanced design can take many different forms: analytical modeling, numerical simulations, algorithm development, chemical formulations, first prototypes, implementation of an experience plan, partner benchmark, etc. Pre Biomimetic Study Advanced Biomimetic Design Study Proof-of-Concept (POC), Experimental Project Proof-of-Concept (POC), Experimental Project PHASE 3 : Proof-of-Concept (POC), Projet Expérimental Objective - TRL 5 - 6 Phase 3 can follow various objectives depending on the projects, partners or industrial context. Usually it will consist of carrying out a proof of concept (POC) which are the first industrial demonstrators of a successful biomimetic concept. Unfolding - 3 - 18 mois The progress of a Phase 3 is extremely project-dependent and must be defined on a case-by-case basis with our partner. Bioxegy thus ensures the handover of the R&D work carried out and supports the industrialisation of the biomimetic concept. Pre Biomimetic Study Advanced Biomimetic Design St udy Proof-of-Concept (POC), Experimental Project Proof-of-Concept (POC), Experimental Project PHASE 4: Design Iteration and Industrialisation Phase 4 is considered on a case-by-case basis in order to support the scaling-up and industrialisation of technologies developed in previous Phases. Call on our expertise Through these 4 Phases, Bioxegy is able to support the rise in maturity of a technology throughout all its stages of development. We thus provide expertise that is complementary to yours in order to co-build your future innovations together and support you in your strategic areas of development: new technologies, incremental innovation, improvement of the user experience, eco-design, evolution of standards, etc. Our experience of the industry built alongside numerous partners, all sectors combined, allows us to evolve as autonomously as possible in order to limit the workload on your teams at best. Discover our sectors of activity We also offer biomimicry training to enable your teams to discover and acclimatise to our method on cases close to their issues through a one or two half-day workshop. This is the ideal format to discover biomimicry in a concrete way before a more specific development project! Discover our biomimicry training courses

Discover the structure and content of the conferences we offer. Our conferences on biomimicry Discover life's ingenuity! Up Boost your R&D thanks to biomimicry. In a world in search of simple and sustainable solutions, biomimicry is emerging as a new innovative research approach offering perspectives in all sectors . Drawing inspiration from the ingenuity of nature to solve complex challenges faced by manufacturers is our job ! It is with this in mind that Bioxegy offers conferences on biomimicry designed for professionals, students or the general public ! We offer a moment of discovery, curiosity, intellectual creativity and astonishment in the face of biological prowess by sharing our expertise in this discipline while looking ahead to your challenges and industrial issues. The formats of our conferences Bioxegy offers several corporate intervention formats : round table, one-man-show conference, or even a dinner conference . Each intervention lasts between 1 to 2 hour(s) and is made up of 4 parts: 1. A general presentation on biomimicry (10-20 mins) Presentation of biological prowess; The history of biomimicry, its concept and basic principles; The resulting explosion in the number of scientific publications and bio-inspired patents. 2. A presentation of our start-up Bioxegy (10 mins) - OPTIONAL Why did you create a start-up specialising in biomimicry? ; Feedback from our founders Sidney and Simon on this adventure; Bioxegy, an internationally recognised design and engineering firm. 3. Examples of concrete application cases (20-40 mins) Emblematic examples of biomimicry; Examples adapted to the technical challenges encountered by your company/school; Projects led and completed by Bioxegy. 4. An interactive question/answer session (15-45 mins) To answer your questions; Or simply to feed your curiosity! The aim of our conferences is to convey sufficient knowledge of bio-inspired innovation to grasp its strategic interests while offering a moment of discovery and intellectual creativity . This is an opportunity to experience a new way of innovating that can be applied to all industrial sectors and all types of technical issues ! The public of our conferences The benefits of a conference on biomimicry in business Biomimicry has the capacity to boost innovation in many industrial sectors , including the most polluting sectors such as energy, transport, construction and agriculture. Bioxegy is inspired by the ingenuity of life to rethink systems, mechanisms, functions or components with a view to improving their performance, sobriety and durability . And this applies to many technical fields like materials science (mechanical compression, lightweight design, etc.), noise and vibration management, aero/hydrodynamics (pumps, valves, etc.), tribology (friction, abrasion, etc.), thermo-regulation (conduction, convection, etc.), optics and many others! During our conferences on biomimicry we explore the different technical fields linked to the company's activity to awaken your intellectual curiosity and best project yourself into the approach of biomimicry as a research & development (R&D) method in partnership with Bioxegy. Pedagogy to awaken students’ curiosity Biomimicry is an opportunity for schools and teachers wishing to nurture the curiosity and critical thinking of their students . This research approach can awaken vocations while generating interest in science, technology and ecology! In more detail, Bioxegy intervenes with students during our conferences to introduce them to biomimicry and to explain how to carry out an innovation project thanks to it , all while also placing emphasis on the entrepreneurial adventure of Sidney and Simon, the founders of Bioxegy. Biomimicry is a way of learning while using the ingenuity of living things as a support to respond to industrial challenges . This approach interconnects disciplines and shows students how biological concepts enable innovation in the industrial environment. Discover conferences presented by Bioxegy Discover the concept of biomimicry : Sidney ROSTAN , founder and director of Bioxegy, spoke at TEDxSACLAY to explain the very concept of biomimicry. How does nature innovate? In what way? Discover how nature inspires the innovations of the future! Biomimicry : A tool to draw inspiration from living things Margaux DIDI, engineer and project director at Bioxegy, gives us her scientific point of view at TEDxAgroParisTech on the inspiration of living things. How does nature manage to be effective and efficient on a daily basis? The essence of Bioxegy 's business is to democratise biomimicry and deploy bio-inspired innovation projects to respond to industrial challenges . Over time, we have been able to develop real educational expertise to adapt to the different industrial challenges of our partners. Our conferences are intended to be accessible to anyone who is not familiar with biomimicry. We adapt our speeches to the participants in order to successfully convey the full potential of the mechanisms, functions and structures of life for the industry and the academic world.

Bioxegy, design and engineering company, specialist in biomimicry is recruiting. Come show us what you've got ! Join us When nature's ingenuity inspires the innovations of the future Up Rejoignez la révolution bio-inspirée Je consulte les offres Bioxegy's mission Bioxegy is the French specialist in biomimicry . This unique R&D approach consists in drawing inspiration from the ingenuity of the mechanisms and properties of nature to innovate. Faced with contemporary industrial challenges , nature offers us 3.8 billion years of evolution and sophistication. It is a real source of optimised and sustainable solutions , which still remains to be exploited. What we are looking for Bioxonauts are explorers of the future . Curious by nature, they imagine new technologies and set off to discover natural achievements to solve varied and complex industrial challenges. Bioxegy seeks daring, proactive and creative minds. What unites the team ? A healthy dose of ambition , a love for teamwork , a benevolent attitude , a pronounced scientific and technological appetite . And above all, the pleasure of trying, of persevering and of succeeding (or failing for that matter). To take part in the adventure , you can come from a major engineering school, business school, or another sector, you speak French and English fluently, and above all: you are looking for a job with meaning and you like to think freely and differently. Biomimicry: new industrial Eldorado? Our vision At Bioxegy , we give meaning to technological design and development . We see our team as innovators, aware of the bridges between the wisdom of nature and the challenges of the industrial world. We are idealistic in our ambitions to reconcile technology and nature, but pragmatic in our approach. Bioxegy pays particular attention to the progression and the development of its Bioxonauts (including interns). Regular feedback points , as well as targeted training , are organised to ensure development and an increase in skills corresponding to everyone's aspirations. In addition, the collective spirit and atmosphere are essential: themed afterworks are organised regularly, and our commercial victories and anniversaries are celebrated with the whole team. If you think you share this vision, join us in our quest to bring to life a sustainable future , inspired by nature and shaped by human ingenuity. Together, we can spread and systematise innovation through biomimicry, and make it a common and viable response to global challenges. CONSULT OUR OFFERS Grande Arche de la Défense 1 Parvis de la Défense 92800 Puteaux

Biomimétisme : optimiser le rapport poids/résistance est un défi de taille pour de nombreuses industries, afin de réduire l'impact environnemental et énergétique de leurs produits et technologies. Le biomimétisme est un outil de conception particulièrement armé pour y répondre ! Biomimicry and thermo-regulation: playing with temperatures, a natural game Thermo-regulation concerns all sectors of activity. Whether it is about making a place comfortable for living beings or ensuring the proper functioning of a technical system, temperature is often an important parameter. Thus, a building or a means of transport must remain within reasonable temperature ranges, an electronic system must not overheat for safety reasons. Likewise, a chemical or medical component, such as a vaccine, must be maintained at a temperature guaranteeing its effectiveness. To control temperature in such diverse conditions, many challenges arise. First of all, questions of thermal insulation are essential to achieve a constant temperature regardless of external conditions, whether it is keeping a place hot or cold. This is generally not sufficient, and heating or cooling mechanisms are also necessary. The less energy these mechanisms consume, the better, both from an economic and environmental point of view. Finally, when processes generate heat, we must be able to dissipate this heat efficiently. Thermo-regulation issues are therefore complex and varied, and progress in this area is necessary for many applications. A specialist in the field, Bioxegy explains to you through a few examples why and how biomimicry is a source of solutions and new approaches for thinking about the thermo-regulation systems of the future. Nature does not escape the need for thermoregulation. On the contrary, the chemical reactions necessary for life, and more particularly the metabolisms of each living being, are effective in restricted temperature ranges, while external temperatures, in the air or in the water, vary enormously within of a day, a year, or even geographically. It's not for nothing that migratory birds fly to warmer regions in winter! Animals that winter or hibernate have chosen another strategy against the cold: since it makes them less efficient, they work less. Many other mechanisms are implemented by all species to adapt their temperature, as always in nature, in the most energy-efficient way possible. Thus, furs or plumages insulate the animals that wear them, transpiration cools plants and animals alike, and nests or burrows provide protection against external temperatures. Finally, behaviors, individual or collective, also play an essential role in animal thermoregulation. Reflecting the Sun so as not to heat up: the Sahara ants' thermoregulation Silver ants live in the Sahara Desert. They must protect themselves from the arid conditions that reign there: their body temperature must remain between 48°C and 51°C, while under the sun the ground temperature can exceed 70°C! Unlike many hot desert species, their strategy is not to live at night and hide during the day. How do they survive in such temperatures? Their hair offers them great protection. Thanks to their triangular shape, they reflect the majority of solar radiation received, which limits the heat provided by the Sun. The reflection is what gives them their pretty silver colour! In addition, the microstructure of these hairs allows good emissivity of infrared radiation, which effectively cools the ant. The structure of Sahara ant hairs has been reproduced to provide a surface with cooling properties. This new surface reflects more than 97% of solar radiation, which greatly limits its warming. In addition, the structure, like that of the silver ant's hairs, improves the emissivity of the surface: it therefore cools more effectively by radiation. The cooling power obtained is the highest to date for a microstructure, opening up interesting thermoregulation possibilities, whether it be for buildings or even satellites. Insulate like polar bear fur Polar bears are subjected to very low temperatures, as low as -40°C! Nevertheless, homeothermic animals manage to maintain a constant internal temperature in summer and winter. To help them do this, their fur is a great support: composed of numerous porous hairs, it creates an important barrier between the bear and the outside world. In fact, the air trapped in the hairs conducts very little heat (this is what is used in double glazing!). In this way, the temperature difference between the exterior of the fur, which remains very cold, and the interior, which must remain warm, is exacerbated. The polar bear's surface then emits little infrared, which limits the animal's loss of heat through radiation. An insulating textile has been developped using this structure. Made up of porous fibers, this textile is both light, resistant and thermally insulating. It thus makes it possible, like polar bear fur, to both maintain a temperature difference between the outside and the inside and to limit the emission of thermal radiation. Among other applications, it can then serve as an invisibility cloak for an infrared camera! A heat exchanger inspired by the human vascular system The human vascular system allows the transport within the body of nutrients for nutrition and gases for respiration. What is less known is that it also plays a role in our thermoregulation. Indeed, the exchange of matter is accompanied by heat exchanges, in order to keep the central temperature at 37°C no matter the external conditions. The hierarchical organisation of the blood vessel network, whose veins and arteries separate into increasingly numerous and small capillaries, allows efficient material and thermal exchanges. Microelectronic systems require effective thermoregulation in order not to overheat. The size of the components, increasingly smaller, requires that the efficiency of thermo-regulation systems be further improved. To do this, why not take inspiration from our own thermo-regulation? Thus, an algorithm making it possible to optimise the size and organisation of the channels of a heat exchanger was developed taking inspiration from the vascular system. The arrangement obtained makes it possible, in the tested case, to reduce the maximum temperature by 24°C compared to a classic organisation of parallel channels. Other promising prospects for biomimicry in industrial sectors Biomimétisme & aérodynamisme : une évidence Découvrir Biomimétisme & NVH : améliorer les technologies d'atténuation du bruit et des vibrations Découvrir Le biomimétisme pour faire face aux éléments (abrasion, érosion, oxydation) Découvrir Biomimétisme, détection et traitement de l'information : façonner les systèmes intelligents du futur Découvrir Biomimétisme & tribologie : un duo technologique prometteur Découvrir

Le biomimétisme est un atout de taille pour l’industrie automobile : confrontés à des défis technologiques et environnementaux sans précédent, constructeurs et équipementiers doivent rivaliser d'ingéniosité pour se démarquer. Bioxegy présente pourquoi le biomimétisme est une réponse de choix ! Your expert in biomimicry. Design and develop technologies inspired by nature's most ingenious know-hows, thanks to our biomimetic engineers. Up Boost your R&D thanks to biomimicry. Biomimicry provides sophisticated and effective solutions to your technical challenges and ambitions. Bioxegy imagines, designs and develops intelligent and sustainable bio-inspired technologies to meet your innovation objectives. We deliver an impactful and proven expertise in biomimicry. Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Discover Bioxegy Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Nous contacter Les apports du biomimétisme dans l'industrie 4.0 sont très variés et concernent les domaines suivants : Capteurs et traitement de l'information Nicolas Héron R&I Senior Program Manager + Algorithmique et optimisation IA Machine Learning Modélisation et prédiction Jumeaux numériques Détection d'erreurs + Sciences thermiques Optimisation des échanges thermiques Dissipation de la chaleur et/ou échanges thermiques Isolation, résistance au froid Efficacité énergétique + Robotique Travail en environnement restreint Systèmes de préhension et d'adhésion Manipulations complexes Drones + Conception industrielle Nicolas Héron R&I Senior Program Manager + Gestion et optimisation des flux Logistique Maintenance prédictive Entreposage Packaging + Divers Captation de CO2 Biocarburants Hydrogène +

Le biomimétisme est un formidable accélérateur d'innovations. Bioxegy est le spécialiste français du biomimétisme. Nous déployons notre expertise et notre réseau pluridisciplinaire pour concevoir à vos côtés des innovations bio-inspirées pertinentes et durables et générer de la R&D percutante. Biomimicry in all its forms Biomimicry: drawing inspiration from an incredible diversity But what is biomimicry actually used for? If you are asking yourself this question then these articles are for you! In these articles, you will discover how biomimicry contributes to solving industrial challenges. Different sectors of activity exploit this R&D methodology to create new innovative products and processes. From aeronautics to architecture, from agriculture to health, from cosmetics to sport… each sector can find, in nature, inspiration for the development of ingenious solutions. Biox'News Autumn 2024 Welcome to the Autumn 2024 issue of the Biox’News !🍂 We are about to sail into a world where innovation and nature become one, shaping ... Biox'News Spring 2024 Make hay in May! In this spirit, we're excited to share our latest -and quite delightful- updates in our Biox'News ! Circular Economy, Biomimicry and IT Circular economy is the norm in nature: all products are 100% recycled and recyclable. Waste does not exist at the level of natural... Biomimetic sensors : Top 5 of the most interesting detectors Les multiples sens du vivant inspirent des capteurs pour des outils de détection et des technologies interactives. Voici le top 5 du capteur The dromedary, our desert ally The dromedary is one of the animals best adapted to the desert. From head to toe through its hump, this makes it an ally of choice to... Natural sciences: a foundation for biomimicry Transdisciplinary approaches such as biomimicry are blurring the boundaries between the two conventional branches of natural science:... The morpho butterfly, the wings of biomimicry The morpho butterfly is one of the most beautiful butterflies in the world, recognizable by its large blue wings. Fascinating in many... Tardigrade: the incredible and tiny Terminator of the living Tardigrades are everywhere! From high snow-capped mountains to the darkest seabed, from the most banal of house roofs to the emptiness of... Biomimicry: quite a story! Looking at the history of biomimicry is important to fully understand its evolution and current form. Thus, biomimicry's current results... Mother-of-pearl, a material with many virtues Mother-of-pearl is an incredible material: from its beauty to its solidity, its virtues are numerous. This fascinating material continues... Biomimicry: Top 5 emblematic technologies Biomimicry is an innovation method that has already had resounding success during its history. We invite you here to review the five most... Design and biomimicry: when efficiency rhymes with elegance! In general, drawing inspiration from nature for design is more of an artistic approach than a technical one. And yet, the living has been... Biomimicry in sport, a fantastic innovation coach Biomimicry and sport are teammates in the race for innovation! Every year, science enables sport to push back performance standards, both... Naked mole rat, the key to immortality ? The naked mole rat, rodent of the Bathyergidae family, has a multitude of surprising and interesting properties for the health industry:... Top 10 of Bioxegy's success stories since its funding ! Bioxegy celebrates its 5th anniversary! This is the opportunity to look back on the greatest successes and milestones achieved in the... In order to learn more about biomimicry and its various applications, we have produced “Biomimetic Tops!” , in which you can discover our “rankings” of living innovations. Discover our biomimetic tops

Le biomimétisme est un formidable accélérateur d'innovations. Bioxegy est le spécialiste français du biomimétisme. Nous déployons notre expertise et notre réseau pluridisciplinaire pour concevoir à vos côtés des innovations bio-inspirées pertinentes et durables et générer de la R&D percutante. Bioxegy on BSMART Our monthly meetings about innovation B SMART est un média d'information consacré à l'économie et la finance. Bioxegy intervient régulièrement dans l'émission quotidienne Smart Tech, animée par Delphine Sabattier, pour y présenter des innovations biomimétiques dans des domaines divers. Vous pouvez retrouvez ci-dessous toutes nos interventions : Émission du 05/11/2023 : Biomimétisme et thermorégulation, l’exemple du thon Émission du 03/10/2023 : Un adhésif inspiré par les ventouses des pieuvres ! Émission du 05/09/2023 : L’odorat des requins… et les algorithmes Émission du 10/07/2023 : La nage des dauphins Émission du 22/05/2023 : Des robots mous, bio-inspirés Émission du 17/04/2023 : Biomimétisme et santé : les micro-aiguilles Émission du 27/03/2023 : Les roseaux et l’isolation acoustique Émission du 16/01/2023 : Un revêtement anti-corrosion Émission du 21/11/2022 : Le guépard inspire la tech Émission du 24/10/2022 : Le ver de terre et la tech Émission du 09/05/2022 : La plante de la résurrection Émission du 26/09/2022 : La version tech du paresseux Émission du 29/08/2022 : L’écholocalisation de la chauve-souris Émission du 04/07/2022 : L’optique dans le vivant Émission du 20/06/2022 : Les oiseaux migrateurs Émission du 25/04/2022 : Les couleurs dans le vivant Émission du 28/03/2022 : Le secret des ours Émission du 14/02/2022 : L’eau et le diable cornu Émission du 21/01/2022 : Des fourmis et des technos Émission du 17/01/2022 : L’utile plumage du manchot Émission du 03/01/2022 : Ces mystérieuses anguilles Émission du 13/12/2021 : Biomimétisme et urgences environnementales Émission du 29/11/2021 : Valoriser les déchets grâce au biomimétisme Émission du 15/11/2021 : Des pansements bio-inspirés Émission du 18/10/2021 : L’IA et l’algorithmie bio-inspirée Émission du 04/10/2021 : Harponner des débris spatiaux grâce au dard de l'abeille Émission du 20/09/2021 : Traiter l'air pollué grâce aux toiles d'araignées Émission du 06/09/2021 : Les toiles d'araignées, une source formidable d'innovation ! Émission du 23/08/2021 : Fabriquer des systèmes de fixation inspirés des ailes des abeilles Émission du 12/07/2021 : Des robots inspirés des serpents Émission du 14/06/2021 : Un détecteur de sucre inspiré du papillon Émission du 31/05/2021 : Un drone inspiré du fruit des érables Bioxegy et le biomimétisme dans les médias

Le biomimétisme est un formidable accélérateur d'innovations. Bioxegy est le spécialiste français du biomimétisme. Nous déployons notre expertise et notre réseau pluridisciplinaire pour concevoir à vos côtés des innovations bio-inspirées pertinentes et durables et générer de la R&D percutante. Sources of biological inspiration Nature, the muse of Bioxegy Découvrez les dernières actualités de Bioxegy et des innovations bio-inspirées avec Biox'News, notre newsletter dédiée au biomimétisme. Restez informé(e) en suivant les tendances, les projets, et les solutions durables inspirées par la nature dans des secteurs variés : industrie, énergie, transport, et bien plus. Inscrivez-vous ci-dessous pour recevoir chaque mois des contenus inspirants et exclusifs ! Biox'News Autumn 2024 Welcome to the Autumn 2024 issue of the Biox’News !🍂 We are about to sail into a world where innovation and nature become one, shaping ... Biox'News Spring 2024 Make hay in May! In this spirit, we're excited to share our latest -and quite delightful- updates in our Biox'News ! Circular Economy, Biomimicry and IT Circular economy is the norm in nature: all products are 100% recycled and recyclable. Waste does not exist at the level of natural... Biomimetic sensors : Top 5 of the most interesting detectors Les multiples sens du vivant inspirent des capteurs pour des outils de détection et des technologies interactives. Voici le top 5 du capteur The dromedary, our desert ally The dromedary is one of the animals best adapted to the desert. From head to toe through its hump, this makes it an ally of choice to... Natural sciences: a foundation for biomimicry Transdisciplinary approaches such as biomimicry are blurring the boundaries between the two conventional branches of natural science:... The morpho butterfly, the wings of biomimicry The morpho butterfly is one of the most beautiful butterflies in the world, recognizable by its large blue wings. Fascinating in many... Tardigrade: the incredible and tiny Terminator of the living Tardigrades are everywhere! From high snow-capped mountains to the darkest seabed, from the most banal of house roofs to the emptiness of... Biomimicry: quite a story! Looking at the history of biomimicry is important to fully understand its evolution and current form. Thus, biomimicry's current results... Mother-of-pearl, a material with many virtues Mother-of-pearl is an incredible material: from its beauty to its solidity, its virtues are numerous. This fascinating material continues... Biomimicry: Top 5 emblematic technologies Biomimicry is an innovation method that has already had resounding success during its history. We invite you here to review the five most... Design and biomimicry: when efficiency rhymes with elegance! In general, drawing inspiration from nature for design is more of an artistic approach than a technical one. And yet, the living has been... Biomimicry in sport, a fantastic innovation coach Biomimicry and sport are teammates in the race for innovation! Every year, science enables sport to push back performance standards, both... Naked mole rat, the key to immortality ? The naked mole rat, rodent of the Bathyergidae family, has a multitude of surprising and interesting properties for the health industry:... Top 10 of Bioxegy's success stories since its funding ! Bioxegy celebrates its 5th anniversary! This is the opportunity to look back on the greatest successes and milestones achieved in the...

Le biomimétisme est un formidable accélérateur d'innovations. Bioxegy est le spécialiste français du biomimétisme. Nous déployons notre expertise et notre réseau pluridisciplinaire pour concevoir à vos côtés des innovations bio-inspirées pertinentes et durables et générer de la R&D percutante. Achieving successful biomimicry projects thanks to taylored multidisciplinarity Biomimicry's potential is broad : it both frees the path to disruptive innovation and to brings incremental improvements. It is an action powerhouse which allows to completely rethink a companie's value chain with fresh lenses and new prisms of analysis . It also helps efficiently addressing specific challenges and issues and coming up with relevant solutions. Biomimicry is an approach which consists in drawing inspiration from nature's know-how in order to innovate . It aims at harvesting the intelligence of natural strategies and at transferring them to compagnies and human technologies. This disruptive approach is a powerful lever for innovation and a real performance accelerator. It allows us to develop relevant, competitive and sustainable bioinspired solutions for companies. Biomimicry's potential is broad : it both frees the path to disruptive innovation and to brings incremental improvements. It is an action powerhouse which allows to completely rethink a companie's value chain with fresh lenses and new prisms of analysis . It also helps efficiently addressing specific challenges and issues and coming up with relevant solutions. Biomimicry is an approach which consists in drawing inspiration from nature's know-how in order to innovate . It aims at harvesting the intelligence of natural strategies and at transferring them to compagnies and human technologies. This disruptive approach is a powerful lever for innovation and a real performance accelerator. It allows us to develop relevant, competitive and sustainable bioinspired solutions for companies. Biomimicry's potential is broad : it both frees the path to disruptive innovation and to brings incremental improvements. It is an action powerhouse which allows to completely rethink a companie's value chain with fresh lenses and new prisms of analysis . It also helps efficiently addressing specific challenges and issues and coming up with relevant solutions. Biomimicry is an approach which consists in drawing inspiration from nature's know-how in order to innovate . It aims at harvesting the intelligence of natural strategies and at transferring them to compagnies and human technologies. This disruptive approach is a powerful lever for innovation and a real performance accelerator. It allows us to develop relevant, competitive and sustainable bioinspired solutions for companies. Biomimicry's potential is broad : it both frees the path to disruptive innovation and to brings incremental improvements. It is an action powerhouse which allows to completely rethink a companie's value chain with fresh lenses and new prisms of analysis . It also helps efficiently addressing specific challenges and issues and coming up with relevant solutions. Biomimicry is an approach which consists in drawing inspiration from nature's know-how in order to innovate . It aims at harvesting the intelligence of natural strategies and at transferring them to compagnies and human technologies. This disruptive approach is a powerful lever for innovation and a real performance accelerator. It allows us to develop relevant, competitive and sustainable bioinspired solutions for companies. Biomimicry's potential is broad : it both frees the path to disruptive innovation and to brings incremental improvements. It is an action powerhouse which allows to completely rethink a companie's value chain with fresh lenses and new prisms of analysis . It also helps efficiently addressing specific challenges and issues and coming up with relevant solutions. Biomimicry is an approach which consists in drawing inspiration from nature's know-how in order to innovate . It aims at harvesting the intelligence of natural strategies and at transferring them to compagnies and human technologies. This disruptive approach is a powerful lever for innovation and a real performance accelerator. It allows us to develop relevant, competitive and sustainable bioinspired solutions for companies. Biomimicry's potential is broad : it both frees the path to disruptive innovation and to brings incremental improvements. It is an action powerhouse which allows to completely rethink a companie's value chain with fresh lenses and new prisms of analysis . It also helps efficiently addressing specific challenges and issues and coming up with relevant solutions. Biomimicry is an approach which consists in drawing inspiration from nature's know-how in order to innovate . It aims at harvesting the intelligence of natural strategies and at transferring them to compagnies and human technologies. This disruptive approach is a powerful lever for innovation and a real performance accelerator. It allows us to develop relevant, competitive and sustainable bioinspired solutions for companies. Biomimicry's potential is broad : it both frees the path to disruptive innovation and to brings incremental improvements. It is an action powerhouse which allows to completely rethink a companie's value chain with fresh lenses and new prisms of analysis . It also helps efficiently addressing specific challenges and issues and coming up with relevant solutions. Biomimicry's potential is broad : it both frees the path to disruptive innovation and to brings incremental improvements. It is an action powerhouse which allows to completely rethink a companie's value chain with fresh lenses and new prisms of analysis . It also helps efficiently addressing specific challenges and issues and coming up with relevant solutions. Créer des solutions bio-inspirées de pointe pour les véhicules du futur AUTOMOBILE Client : Équipementier automobile (confidentiel) Découvrir Améliorer la qualité de l'air dans un espace public sous contraintes MOBILITÉ / INFRASTRUCTURES Client : Acteur majeur de la mobilité (confidentiel) Découvrir Créer de nouvelles technologies automobiles valorisables auprès des constructeurs AUTOMOBILE Client : Équipementier automobile leader en France (confidentiel) Découvrir Identifier des pistes biomimétiques pour les moteurs d'hélicoptères AÉRONAUTIQUE Client : Safran Helicopter Engines Découvrir Optimiser un processus d'assemblage pour le développement d'un nouveau médicament INDUSTRIE PHARMACEUTIQUE Client : Acteur de l'industrie pharmaceutique (confidentiel) Découvrir Identifier des technologies de rupture pour optimiser la gestion des flux voyageurs MOBILITÉ Client : Acteur majeur de la mobilité (confidentiel) Découvrir Imaginer les services de nettoyage du futur grâce au biomimétisme PROPRETÉ Client : GSF, acteur majeur de l'industrie du nettoyage et services associés en France Découvrir Découvrir le potentiel du biomimétisme dans votre secteur

Biomimétisme : la question de la détection et du traitement des informations est centrale dans de nombreuses industries, notamment celles de la mobilité. Le biomimétisme est un outil de conception idéal, qui repose sur l'intelligence des systèmes d'appréhension et de communication naturels. Biomimicry, detection and information processing: shaping the intelligent systems of the future. Across industries, especially in mobility, the trend is toward empowerment and connectivity. Infrastructure, furniture, equipment, household appliances, vehicles, planes, drones, trains or metros: systems must be ever more intelligent, connected, responsive and reliable. Depending on the industry and the context considered, they must be able to detect and interpret an environment, understand or anticipate an ongoing phenomenon or measure physical data with precision, including in the event of partial failure. Manufacturers, whoever they may be, are therefore developping all kinds of sensors, particularly optical or reflective. And for the information collected to have value, it must obviously be processed and induced an adequate and rapid response from the system and its calculation units, particularly for embedded systems in the mobility sector. Signal processing methods, the algorithms that govern them, memory management and calculation speed are quickly becoming technological issues. These systems and intelligences will also be the subject of intense competition. How can we increase the multisensorality and reliability of systems and develop new types of sensors? How to improve detection skills? How to develop fast and simple artificial intelligence? Information management was not invented by man. Nature is much more experienced and can offer many particularly interesting lessons. Nature orchestrates complex ecosystems. To interact, species must understand the environment around them and therefore analyse the information they perceive. Hearing, sight, touch, sensitivity to magnetic fields, chemoreceptors: the intelligence of perception methods is almost infinite. Processing complex signals, correlating them and making appropriate decisions is the most common activity in all living species. Each individual has a nervous system and a brain that allows them to respond to complex, sometimes unprecedented, situations to ensure their daily survival. The processing of information is not an animal monopoly, since it is also carried out in the plant world. Natural treatment principles and systems are highly effective, regardless of the neuronal capacities of the species studied. They are both simple and sophisticated, extremely efficient and fundamentally sober in their design and consumption. A specialist in the field, Bioxegy explains to you why and how biomimicry is a source of solutions and new approaches for designing the detection and information processing systems of the future. Here we provide you with a selection of particularly evocative examples. The human vision: optimising the reaction speed of autonomous embedded systems. Traditional methods of processing information involve analysing the perceived image, pixel by pixel. Their reactivity remains relative. These techniques can be replaced by an approach inspired by the human “retina-cortex” binary. It invites us to no longer study the entirety of each image but to record modifications of certain global characteristics such as hue, speed or direction. This type of processing makes it possible to quickly eliminate irrelevant elements such as buildings or trees on the side of the road or an object moving away from the vehicle. Inspired by human vision , the French company Prophesee has designed vision systems offering machines with reactivity that is close to ours. This technology is based on the observation of events rather than images. More energy efficient and multifunctional, this bio-inspired system finds applications in many sectors : from automobiles to health, including robotics and industrial assembly. Prophesee has a string of international awards: the company was nominated for the Silicon 60 Class of the American magazine EE Times for the third consecutive year in 2019 as well as winning the Top Innovation 2019 prize from inVISION magazine. Crédits images : © Prophesee Dragonflies: optimise anticipation of trajectories and detection of obstacles. In the field of mobility, autonomous vehicles, trains, or drones must be able to understand their environment. To do this, algorithms must be able to analyse the reality of a given situation. Intelligent, they must be able to anticipate the trajectories of other objects. In the case of land mobility: other cars, pedestrians, cyclists for example. Even if it is a faculty mastered by human beings, we are far from being the most gifted in this area. Many insects are much more reactive and clever than we are. They could inspire new methods of developping algorithms. The dragonfly is a formidable predator: its success rate is estimated at 95% (compared to 50% for the white shark). It has 360° vision and an exceptional reaction time of 30 milliseconds. It is especially impressive with its ability to follow its prey, notably flies, midges and mosquitoes, and to anticipate their trajectories to better catch them in mid-flight. This biological model of the dragonfly turns out to be less complex to study than that of humans and the still unknown mechanisms of their brain. Researchers from the universities of Lund in Sweden and Adelaide in Australia therefore looked at the insect to understand its ability to detect movements and anticipate trajectories in order to replicate it within artificial neural networks. They designed an autonomous robot to test their innovation which would optimise the analysis of the trajectories of objects tracked in the vehicle environment. This technology will open the way to a better reaction to incidents and risky situations and the possibility of creating better maneuvers to avoid obstacles or other vehicles. Crédits images : © University of Adelaide Locust swarms: an unrivaled anti-collision system. When it comes to computers and on-board systems, the question of overload often arises. How to prioritise information in a dense data flow? This is particularly the case in the field of mobility, for which it is important to develop rapid analysis systems capable of detecting collisions. The prioritisation of perceived information is a specialty of nature, which must solicit the nervous systems of animals as little as possible to guarantee low energy consumption. Here too, biomimicry can provide intelligent answers! Let's look at the locust: this insect has the particularity of being able to move in swarms. Some clouds of locusts even reach more than 40 million individuals per km²! Despite this incredible density, the risk of collision between individuals is extremely low. It is clear that the locust's ability to avoid its congeners is extremely perfected and very rationaliqed, as the insect must react quickly by means of a nervous system that is infinitely simple compared to the human brain. How do they avoid the collisions? The locust has a giant neuron inside its brain, responsible for controlling the insect. The visual stimuli perceived by the locust generate electrical potentials travelling along the optic nerve to the giant neuron. This acts as a filter: for the vision of a locust, objects or congeners flying on a collision course generate a greater electrical potential than congeners flying in parallel. These strong signals inducing higher voltage manage to pass through the giant neuron to reach the brain. Other signals are filtered and neglected. Thus, the locust is only concerned with a small number of elements and obstacles. The others are ignored automatically. By studying the functioning of this neuron, researchers at the University of Lincoln have developped a fast and economical sensor for autonomous vehicles. Particularly useful research for developping algorithms capable of acting in traffic-laden environments or quite simply for de-saturating embedded system computers. Crédits images : ©Bilal Tarabey / AFP © Klaus Rudloff - www.aquaportail.com The elephant fish: ultra-sophisticated detection in disturbed environments thanks to the electric field. The elephant fish (Gnathonemus petersii) is a nocturnal fish found in African rivers. It evolves in particularly murky environments, turbulent and dark waters. Despite everything, it is quite capable of spotting its prey and its peers. Its detection method is based on an electric field that it produces by muscular contraction. It then perceives the slightest variation in this electric field thanks to its electro-receptors to locate its prey or its peers. Inspired by this electrical sense, the French company Elwave was able to develop a set of sensors allowing the detection and electromagnetic characterisation in real time of all types of objects at 360°. Already used to guide underwater robots or detect buried objects, this technology can considerably reduce the risk of blind spots and poor visibility for a vehicle in circulation. Crédits images : © Elwave The nictitating membranes of camelids: ensuring the cleaning of sensors There is little point in developping high-performance and sophisticated sensors if they become clogged and blind in poor weather conditions. Here is an example that Bioxegy worked on, in the automotive sector. Current cleaning systems, which are nozzles similar to windshield nozzles, often require a lot of water and require very regular maintenance, which is impossible to carry out over long journeys. Consumption has even been estimated at 100 L/h in snowy weather! Faced with this problem with one of its clients, Bioxegy turned to camelids, camels and dromedaries. These desert mammals must confront the aridity of their environment and face particularly intense sandstorms. They still manage to clean their eyes of impurities and grains of sand. They owe this very particular ability to their nictitating membranes, transparent third eyelids which ensure the protection of the eyeball as well as its cleaning. This "biological system" is particularly effective because it minimises the use of the tear glands which lubricate the cleaning action. Inspired by this principle, Bioxegy's teams were able to imagine a mechatronic cleaning device for the optical sensors of autonomous vehicles, saving water and energy! Discover the whole project Crédits images : © Bioxegy Desert ants: orient themselves in space using only light rays Can we consider that a vehicle or train whose orientation relies exclusively on a battery of satellites as truly autonomous? This is the question that arises for autonomous vehicles whose guidance is done by GPS. Indeed, this system presents certain limitations, apart from the quantity of infrastructure necessary for its operation, such as its resolution varying from 5 to 15 meters or its sensitivity to storms or fog. The democratisation of autonomous means of transport, particularly in certain regions of the world, could quickly mean that a particular vehicle must find its way by itself without using GPS. But, what if the answer came from ants? Desert ants (Cataglyphis) have an exceptional ability to position themselves in space. They are able to find their way without resorting to phenomena, these chemical receptors normally used by other species of ants. Their positionning technique is based on a triple strategy: they study the polarisation of sunlight, measure the distance by optical flow and count their steps. Researchers from the National Center of Scientific Research and the University of Aix-Marseille , at the Institute of Movement Sciences - Étienne Jules Mayer (ISM) have designed the Antbot robot, directly inspired by these desert ants. Antbot replicates the navigation stratagem of ants and is able to return to its starting point after a random exploration of 14 meters within one centimeter. Note here that this technology requires very low computing capacity, therefore considerable savings in equipment, weight and energy. This technique could inspire other navigation technologies in many areas, notably mobility, and lead to simple and efficient equipment. Crédits images : ©Michael Mangan & Hugh Pastoll ©Julien Dupeyroux, ISM (CNRS/AMU) Other promising prospects for biomimicry in industrial sectors Biomimicry & aerodynamics : a commonplace Discover Biomimicry & NVH: improving noise and vibration mitigation technologies Discover Biomimicry to cope with the elements (abrasion, erosion, oxidation) Discover Biomimicry, structures and materials : the winning bet of lightweight design Discover Biomimmicry & tribologie : a promising technological duo Discover

Le biomimétisme est un formidable accélérateur d'innovations. Bioxegy est le spécialiste français du biomimétisme. Nous déployons notre expertise et notre réseau pluridisciplinaire pour concevoir à vos côtés des innovations bio-inspirées pertinentes et durables et générer de la R&D percutante. Achieving successful biomimicry projects thanks to taylored multidisciplinarity Achieving successful biomimicry projects thanks to taylored multidisciplinarity Biomimétisme : quand l'ingéniosité de la nature inspire l'innovation du futur ! Apple Podcast Spotify Découvrez les derniers épisodes ! Apple Podcast Spotify Apple Podcast Spotify Apple Podcast Spotify Apple Podcast Spotify L'Incroyable Nature , qu'est-ce que c'est ? "Face à l'ampleur de nos défis technologiques, la nature nous offre la plus belle des évidences : 3,8 milliards d'années de R&D. Avec l'équipe Bioxegy, nous avons voulu vous faire découvrir toute l'ingéniosité des organismes vivants. Et vous montrer pourquoi le savoir-faire biologique est une opportunité technologique remarquable. Un voyage à la rencontre de ces passionnés, chercheurs, ingénieurs et entrepreneurs, qui décryptent et s'inspirent des prouesses que nous offre la biodiversité, pour innover plus intelligemment et durablement. L'Incroyable Nature, c'est le premier podcast français du biomimétisme. " Sidney Rostan | Founder & CEO Bioxegy Animateur du podcast En savoir plus sur le podcast Bioxegy et le biomimétisme dans les médias

You want to gain expertise in biomimicry. Bioxegy offers several kind of trainings Bio-inspired R&D training Boost your innovation thanks to Bioxegy and its expertise in biomimicry Up Boost your R&D thanks to biomimicry. Call on our expertise in bio-inspired R&D to train your teams in disruptive innovation and identify key development topics . Bioxegy offers a unique type of training in the form of a Workshop with your teams of R&D, R&I, R&T… You are on the page describing our training offer dedicated to businesses. To answer your questions about biomimicry training dedicated to the general public or students, please refer to this article: Biomimicry Studies Training in bio-inspired R&D: Biomimetic initiation and ideation workshop Thanks to our engineers specialised in biomimicry, design and develop technologies inspired by the ingenuity of nature; A unique opportunity to identify solutions and design bio-inspired technologies to stay at the forefront of innovation ; Jointly identify opportunities for innovation and development to resolve your industrial technical challenges ; Bioxegy intervenes with a wide variety of sectors and on all business value chains . Bioxegy has developed a targeted training methodology demonstrating the opportunities of biomimicry for our partners. The objective is to provide a precise look thanks to bio-inspiration, to stimulate and bring out project opportunities and finally to include them in operational realities. We offer you a training in 4 steps which makes it possible to lead to a selection of technical subjects for future collaboration around a technical development project correlated to your priority R&D needs. Phase 0, Biomimetic initiation and ideation workshop , therefore allows to initiate our biomimetic R&D / R&I process from Phase 1 to 4. Discover our R&D process Bio-inspired R&D training: Why ? Biomimicry is a R&D methodology which requires specific knowledge and skills. As specialists , Bioxegy therefore offers training in biomimicry in order to: Identify the most pertinent subjects for a bio-inspired innovation project ; Define the interests (technical, economical, environmental) of biomimicry for your industrial challenges ; Develop various perspectives of projects , technological developments meeting your challenges. Bio-inspired R&D training: for whom ? The targeted training methodology developed by Bioxegy is aimed at all of your teams involved in R&I / R&D / R&T : R&D / R&T / R&I engineer ; Technical expert ; Innovation / R&D / R&T project manager; Product architect; Innovation / R&D director / manager ; Open Innovation Manager; Sustainable development manager; Bio-inspired R&D training: how does it work? Training in 4 stages: from a technical theme to a development project Stage 1 Technical & industrial framework Select & frame the study subjects Bioxegy x partner Stage 2 Biological and biomimetic investigations In-house study and investigation work Bioxegy Stage 3 Workshop Ideation Workshop & Selection of priority innovation opportunities Bioxegy x partner Stage 4 Project outlook formulation Development project proposals Bioxegy

Biomimétisme : optimiser le rapport poids/résistance est un défi de taille pour de nombreuses industries, afin de réduire l'impact environnemental et énergétique de leurs produits et technologies. Le biomimétisme est un outil de conception particulièrement armé pour y répondre ! Biomimicry & lightweight design: a winning bet The challenge is almost universal. It concerns all industries: to produce better, to rationalise the use of materials and to reduce the environmental impact of a product or component, we must be able to think of intelligent structures, best combining the weight/resistence ratio. This challenge is particularly exacerbated in aeronautics and automotive industries, that are in the spotlight and have to reduce the consumption of their products as well as their CO2 emissions. An objective which sometimes seems contradictory in relation to market trends, in particular because of the complexity of the systems: in Europe, the weight of vehicles has increased by 60% since 1960. How can we design structures, or shape and use materials that are lighter and just as robust? Biomimicry is an ideal response as it is the c hampion of lightweight design and one that has already proven itself in this area! ©Airbus | P.Masclet / master films A specialist in the field, Bioxegy explains why and how biomimicry is an essential design tool in terms of lightweight design and provides you with a selection of particularly evocative examples. Nature, champion of lightness and minimal effort To hunt, feed or defend themselves, to cope with environmental hazards, living species must balance mobility, robustness, lightness and flexibility as best they can. Evolution has also equipped them with the best anatomical principles to rationalise energy and material consumption. Their organisation is therefore based on a design which must guarantee the best structural properties while ensuring material sobriety. Nothing is left to chance. Nature has developped particularly intelligent stratagems or materials and unlimited know-how to optimise the relationship between mass and robustness. The architectures are carefully crafted at every scale, from millimeters to nanometers. Adaptive, these composite materials and living structures often fulfill several functions at the same time: lightness, thermal or acoustic resistance, elasticity, waterproofing or even thermo-regulation. In certain species, we even observe remarkable faculties of resilience and self-repair. Plant fiber: between flexibility, rigidity and lightness Remember the famous fable “The Oak and the Reed” by La Fontaine. The plant fiber of plants, a true composite formed of rigid crystalline zones and soft amorphous zones, is a naturally light and incredibly flexible structure. It absorbs shocks without breaking. In the design of a vehicle or an airplane, for example, engineers have for years favored steel or aluminum. Biomimicry could make it possible to explore effective alternatives. In Slovakia, an inventor has created a composite bicycle frame formed from a bidirectional fabric of bamboo fibers. In addition to being light, flexible and resistant, bamboo grows quickly and stores carbon, which makes it a renewable material of quality. After numerous tests, the verdict is clear: the bamboo frame absorbs shocks better than a classic steel frame and does so without breaking. The bamboo structure could very well revolutionise the structures of many components in different industries, starting with those of mobility. Bird anatomy: the necessary search for lightness One of the greatest prowess imagined by nature, the one that has fiilled entire generations of inventor's dreams, is the flight of birds. To be able to fly, sometimes over long distances, birds must have particularly light anatomies to minimise effort and energy expenditure. Their bone structure is therefore of obvious interest to analyse. Let's travel to the Amazon rainforest: the toucan is a remarkable and colourful bird. Its beak is especially impressesive compared to its size. It measures almost a third of the animal. Despite this imposing volume, it only represents one twentieth of the total mass of the toucan: practical for flying . It must, at the same time, be resistant to allow the bird to defend itself and hunt. The compromise between lightness and strength is achieved thanks to a sandwich structure. The internal structure is spongy, light and composed of closed cell foam. It helps cushion and dissipate shocks. This internal part is surrounded by strong and dense external membranes, made up of hexagonal plates of keratin, overlapping and glued together by organic glue. Enough to improve the robustness of the entire beak. Toucan beak Toucan Interior toucan beak Even more surprising, this beak also fulfills a central functionality for the toucan's body: it allows it to regulate its body temperature above 16°C through a particularly effective heat dissipation mechanism. Particularly optimised to absorb high energy shocks, this bio-composite nozzle can therefore inspire new mechanical structures to improve numerous products or components, from vehicles to airplanes, including sporting goods, and construction elements in construction, for example. Note that birds are not the only ones with an anatomy designed to optimise the weight/resistance ratio. This is also the case for many land and sea animals, such as the cuttlefish! Natural materials: teachings of insects and shellfish On a finer scale, natural materials, such as those of insects, crustaceans and shellfish, have already enabled researchers to create new materials that are both light and resistant. Here are some particularly surprising examples. Arthropods form a group of animals characterised by their segmented bodies. They include insects and crustaceans with a shell, an exoskeleton, called a cuticle. It is very resistant and represents a line of defense for the animal. It absorbs shocks that may occur to protect the internal body. It owes its robustness to an alternation of flexible and rigid layers. A team from the Wyss Institute at Harvard University in the United States has succeeded in reproducing these micro-structural and multi-layer properties to develop a material as hard and tenacious as aluminum, but twice as light. This bio-plastic was named “Shrilk”. Composed of chitin, a flexible and resistant natural material, and fibroin silk proteins created by many insects, Shrilk is a natural, biocompatible and biodegradable compound. Crédits images : ©Wyss Institute at Harvard University In the automobile industry, for example, aluminum is gradually replacing steel because it is lighter. In more than fifty years, its quantity has increased from 38kg to more than 180kg on average per car. A trend which will continue in future to reach 250kg by 2028. Thanks to its mechanical properties comparable to those of aluminum, its superior lightness and its recyclability, Shrilk is agreat alternative which could, in the long term, replace it! It could be used on a large scale in many industries. Renewable and mass-producible, it is perfectly compatible with additive manufacturing. Mother-of-pearl: toughness and thermal resistance In many industries, components are subjected to high temperatures. A significant technical challenge. Because at high temperatures, the mechanical properties of metals deteriorate , making them unusable. The materials most used today to overcome this problem are ceramics , known for their strong resistance to hightemperatures. They are unfortunately very fragile , particularly in the face of the propagation of cracks. The world of biomimicry has in-depth knowledge: it is a problem often encountered in living things which offers us a powerful source of inspiration. Abalones are marine molluscs with shells. Its natural mother-of-pearl has a truly outstanding multi-layer microstructure. Several French laboratories came together to study it. Thanks to this biological model, they managed to create a real artificial mother-of-pearl ten times more tenacious than conventional ceramics. This new ceramic can make it possible to reduce the size and therefore the mass of different ceramic parts. Crédits images : ©Sylvain Deville, Florian Bouville, LSFC Algorithms inspired by bone growth: optimise the design structures Biomimicry can go even further. Because in addition to being useful as a model for the creation of new materials, nature can inspire design algorithms. Researchers and engineers sought to create new, more resistant, resource-efficient and lightweight structures, as well as innovative design methods inspired by life. Here is a relevant example. A new 3D design algorithm was created by the companies Autodesk and APWorks to design internal partitions for the Airbus A320. These partitions, which separate the different parts of the cabin and support the crew members' seats, are 65% lighter than existing structures. This software borrows from the principles of bone growth in which the regions most subject to mechanical stress are the most full and dense. The design algorithm tests a multitude of distinct structural configurations to select the least resource-intensive, while still meeting established constraints. The structure is thus optimised on the macro scale and on the micro scale. Such an algorithm makes it possible to minimise the mass and materials of a structure while maintaining strength and robustness. Applied to structural design, its potential is immense, in various industries. Crédits images : ©The Living Read our article on biomimicry and 3D printing Other promising prospects for biomimicry in industrial sectors Biomimicry & aerodynamics: An commonplace Discover Biomimicry & NVH: improving noise and vibration mitigation technologies Discover Biomimicry to cope to the elements (abrasion, erosion, oxidation) Discover Biomimicry, sensing and information processing: shaping the intelligent systems of the future Discover Biomimicry & tribology: a promising technological duo Discover

Bioxegy : Pioneering biomimicry in France. Bioxegy relies on multidisciplinarity and top-notch expertise to launch successful biomimicry projects with you R&D teams. Convinced of the relevance and the opportunity of biomimicry , we created the first research and engineering office specializing in the field in France. To offer relevant and reliable bio-inspired R&D projects, we rely on a phased and pragmatic innovation method. Discover our innovation approach In order to shape ingenious bio-inspired concepts for and with your company, Bioxegy relies on multidisciplinarity and on a wide range of skills, notably embodied by our network of specialists. Discover our team The project teams that we mobilize are wide and multi-skilled: They imagine and adjust the format of the projects and missions, ensure optimal deployment of our expertise and impactful innovation management. Bioxegy completes its system by relying on a vast network of experts and laboratories operating at the heart of our biomimetic innovation projects. Learn more Our Specialists & Experts network Project directors & Managers Bio-engineers & Biologists Engineers & Innovation Export They carry out the research process in order to identify and establish links with biological models (SBR-STR), and meet with specialists. They carry out biomimetic retro-engineering, design, test and implement bio-inspired innovations, in contact with your teams. Bioxegy democratizes biomimicry and deploys cutting-edge R&D / R&I projects. Each project is unique, and biomimicry is carrying the promise of new and result-oriented powerhouse of solutions and ideas. Discover our field expertise

Le biomimétisme, en tant que méthodologie R&D innovante axée sur la performance, la durabilité et la sobriété, consiste à tirer parti des processus, des compositions, des formes et des interactions présents dans les systèmes biologiques naturels. En exploitant ces principes, le biomimétisme permet la création de technologies novatrices qui ont un impact environnemental positif. Biomimicry The main points of a new and innovative R&D method Definition, issues, sectors and trends Before our eyes there have always been innovative solutions to the many industrial problems of today and tomorrow, at the very heart of Nature and its ingenuity. Indeed, 3.8 billion years of evolution have produced robust, simple and optimal solutions. For the past twenty years, these biological systems, tested by time and the constraints of a hostile, constantly changing environment have attracted growing interest from the academic and industrial spheres. The resulting bio-inspired technological solutions are applicable to all sectors of industry, from incremental or disruptive innovation. Don't wait any longer and come and discover in more detail the issues, sectors and major trends of this new innovative R&D method that is biomimicry. Learn more Emblematic technologies: Discover our top 5 What nature has in store for us will never cease to amaze us, let alone the bio-inspired technologies that result from it. This technological diversity is rapidly expanding, particularly since the 2000s, and to cite just a few examples , we have put together the Top 5 emblematic technologies of biomimicry! Learn more Analysis & potential of the sector The innovation potential of biomimicry is immense. Numerous reports and measurement indicators highlight the exponential growth of biomimicry since the 2000s in the academic and industrial worlds. This growing interest can be explained by the relevance of biomimicry in several respects. Indeed, the environmental benefits are considerable, particularly in the fight to reduce CO2 emissions. On a socio-economic level, by 2030, biomimicry could represent nearly $425 billion per year of US GDP (i.e. 1.8%) and 2 million jobs in the United States! To learn more about the potential of this proven and internationally recognised vector of innovation, and about Bioxegy's vision and development, click here! Learn more Technical areas of interest Many technical fields such as aerodynamics, optics or even acoustics, to name just a few, are at the heart of our industries. These essential technical areas can nevertheless be confronted with a multitude of technological barriers (technical obstacles, equipment, regulations, standards, etc.). Discover through a wide range of examples how biomimicry manages to resolve these obstacles in numerous technical fields and thus make it possible to imagine, design and develop new and innovative bio-inspired technologies. Learn more Bioxegy on BSMART Learn more Our Podcast : Incroyable Nature (FR) Learn more

Le biomimétisme est un formidable accélérateur d'innovations. Bioxegy est le spécialiste français du biomimétisme. Nous déployons notre expertise et notre réseau pluridisciplinaire pour concevoir à vos côtés des innovations bio-inspirées pertinentes et durables et générer de la R&D percutante. Sources of biological inspiration Nature, the muse of Bioxegy Throughout its evolution , living beings have developped numerous capacities to adapt to very constrained environments . Inspiration from nature's various “innovations” can overcome many industrial challenges . We continually write articles describing the biological wonders that we have had the opportunity to decipher in the context of our jobs as biomimetics. Each living organism , ranging from animals to mushrooms, including plants, bacteria, micro-organisms, etc., has a structure , carries out processes , is made of materials , develops behavior , etc. from which we can draw inspiration and transpose in order to develop products, services or processes that are sustainable, functional and environmentally friendly . The dromedary, our desert ally The dromedary is one of the animals best adapted to the desert. From head to toe through its hump, this makes it an ally of choice to... The morpho butterfly, the wings of biomimicry The morpho butterfly is one of the most beautiful butterflies in the world, recognizable by its large blue wings. Fascinating in many... Tardigrade: the incredible and tiny Terminator of the living Tardigrades are everywhere! From high snow-capped mountains to the darkest seabed, from the most banal of house roofs to the emptiness of... Mother-of-pearl, a material with many virtues Mother-of-pearl is an incredible material: from its beauty to its solidity, its virtues are numerous. This fascinating material continues... Naked mole rat, the key to immortality ? The naked mole rat, rodent of the Bathyergidae family, has a multitude of surprising and interesting properties for the health industry:... One of the challenges of the biomimetic engineer is to transpose a biological innovation into a technical innovation to respond to a problem. In our articles “ Biomimicry in all its forms ”, you can discover how biomimicry can be applied to different industrial fields . Discover biomimicry in all its forms

Le biomimétisme est un atout de taille pour l’industrie automobile : confrontés à des défis technologiques et environnementaux sans précédent, constructeurs et équipementiers doivent rivaliser d'ingéniosité pour se démarquer. Bioxegy présente pourquoi le biomimétisme est une réponse de choix ! Your expert in biomimicry. Design and develop technologies inspired by nature's most ingenious know-hows, thanks to our biomimetic engineers. Up Boost your R&D thanks to biomimicry. Biomimicry provides sophisticated and effective solutions to your technical challenges and ambitions. Bioxegy imagines, designs and develops intelligent and sustainable bio-inspired technologies to meet your innovation objectives. We deliver an impactful and proven expertise in biomimicry. Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Discover Bioxegy Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Nous contacter Les apports du biomimétisme dans l'environnement sont très variés et concernent les domaines suivants : Science des matériaux et éco-conception Nicolas Héron R&I Senior Program Manager + Filtration et dépollution D épollution et filtration de l’eau (métaux lourds, PFAS, microplastiques) Dépollution et filtration de l’air (COV, polluants, poussières…) Phytoremédiation et biorémédiation + Captation, valorisation et stockage du CO₂ Détection et monitoring du CO₂ Fixation et séquestration du carbone Valorisation du CO₂ en ressource utile + NVH | Acoustique Absorption acoustique et vibrations Isolation acoustique Contrôle des vibrations + Chimie verte et procédés durables Nicolas Héron R&I Senior Program Manager + Énergie et efficacité énergétique Conversion et récupération d’énergie Optimisation thermique et dissipation de chaleur Matériaux à changement de phase (PCM) Systèmes de refroidissement passifs + Gestion des flux et circularité Optimisation des flux de matière et d’énergie Logistique et organisation inspirée des écosystèmes Packaging recyclable Valorisation des déchets et co-produits + Tribologie Résistance à l’abrasion Lubrification bio-inspirée Adhérence et adhésion Texturation et état de surface +

Le biomimétisme est une boîte à outils performante pour aider les acteurs du secteur aéronautique à muscler leur R&D. Confrontés à des défis techniques, environnementaux et réglementaires sans précédents, le biomimétisme leur propose des réponses efficaces et prometteuses ! Your expert in biomimicry. Design and develop technologies inspired by nature's most ingenious know-hows, thanks to our biomimetic engineers. Up Boost your R&D thanks to biomimicry. Biomimicry provides sophisticated and effective solutions to your technical challenges and ambitions. Bioxegy imagines, designs and develops intelligent and sustainable bio-inspired technologies to meet your innovation objectives. We deliver an impactful and proven expertise in biomimicry. Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Discover Bioxegy Working alongside your R&D and innovation teams, our biomimetic engineers draw inspiration from nature's most ingenious mechanisms, properties and functions. Bioxegy is one of the international pioneers of this powerful and promising engineering field. Les apports du biomimétisme dans le spatial sont très variés et concernent les domaines suivants : Science des matériaux Nicolas Héron R&I Senior Program Manager + NVH | Acoustique Absorption et dissipation des vibrations Isolation acoustique + Sciences thermiques Dissipation de la chaleur Optimisation des échanges thermiques Isolation thermique Efficacité énergétique + Capteurs et traitement de l'information Capteurs optiques Capteurs acoustiques Capteurs de pression Traitement d'image + Tribologie Nicolas Héron R&I Senior Program Manager + Mécanique des fluides Aérodynamisme Étanchéité Micro-fluidique Valves, pompes, tuyaux, filtres + Mécanique des structures Résistance mécanique Lightweight Design Absorption/résistance aux chocs Résistance aux débris + Conception industrielle Manufacturing Assemblage Conception modulaire Ergonomie +