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Exploring the intersection of biology and design for product innovations 1 1. Introduction 1 2. Design theory and methodology for bio-inspiration 2 2.1. Bio-inspiration-related design theory and methodology 3 2.2. Bio-inspiration for different facets of advanced products 4 2.3. Values and opportunities of bio-inspiration for product design 6 3. Biological designs: attributes and value propositions 7 3.1. Design for multifunctionality 7 3.2. Design for resilience 9 3.3. Design for frugality (for resource maximization) 11 4. Bio-inspiration of advanced product designs: case studies 13 4.1. Example category 1: a mimicry degree classification of advanced product designs 13 4.2. Example category 2: biologically inspired mechanism designs 15 4.3. Example category 3: biologically inspired surface and material structure designs 16 4.4. Example category 4: biologically inspired soft actuator designs 16 4.5. Example category 5: biologically inspired smart sensor designs 17 5. Summary and conclusions 18 6. Future directions 18 Declaration of Competing Interest 19 Acknowledgments 19 References 19
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