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Using nature as a design guide line is a very interesting phenomenon. Nature is known for its perfection and it could bring very fruitful results to design developers and scientists fur the purpose of innovative inventions. For this purpose designers have started to implement nature as the guide line for a design and have earned a reasonable success till now. After looking at the various designs offered in the article, a couple or more really captured my attention. Moving on I would like to discuss the three designs that in my opinion are the most interesting.

The first one has to be the “Avian Elements| high speed train” the japans’ fastest bullet train Series Shinkansen that was actually inspired by an owl and king fisher bird. The layout of the owl feathers have helped the designers make reduce the noise of the train and the highlight of the design I my opinion is the nose of the train that is similar to a king fisher’s peak. Hence it further lays the foundation to the study of “aero dynamics”

The second design that is intrigued my interest is the “skeleton key| bone furniture”. Artist Joris Laarman designed this line of furniture, which mimics the structure of bones. This invokes a new renovation in the field. The design of bones are used to promote the durability and strength of the basic design and the hollow structure makes it light weight as well. This is the basic characteristic of the human body and artist Joris Laarman has put and used this nature guide line to a level of perfection in my opinion. Not to mention that it gives a very appealing outlook to furniture as well.

The last design that I would like to shed light on is the “New plumage| Bio-inspired color displays”. This design is of a particular interest since it changes the nature of the technology and opens new gates moreover it is more effective since it uses less energy by reducing pixels. Further more in my opinion it gives the users a better exposure to colors and lays foundations for further developments.