Desde la bio-imitación a la bioextrapolación: Diseño Basado en Simbiogénesis como medio para la resolución creativa biológicamente inspirada

  • Alejandro Durán-Vargas
  • Daniela Rojas-Levy
Keywords: Biologically Inspired Design (BID) ; Design Based on Symbiogenesis ; Problem;driven BID ; Solution;driven BID ; symbiont

Abstract

The origin of ideas depends in many cases on the analogue capacity assumed by the designer to extrapolate the qualities from the source of inspiration. When this inspiration comes from the natural, we recognize it as Biologically Inspired Design. This article presents a summary of these approaches, together with the potential of Design Based on Symbiogenesis as a model that, in addition to recognizing the value of biological analogy, incorporates evolutionary dynamics associated with the origin of species through cooperation and integration through symbiosis.

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Published
2021-08-06
How to Cite
Durán-Vargas, A., & Rojas-Levy, D. (2021). Desde la bio-imitación a la bioextrapolación: Diseño Basado en Simbiogénesis como medio para la resolución creativa biológicamente inspirada. Cuadernos Del Centro De Estudios De Diseño Y Comunicación, (133). https://doi.org/10.18682/cdc.vi133.5004