Biodiseño: el proyecto que educa a la naturaleza
Abstract
The paper explores the field of biodesign by demonstrating, through a review of the scientific literature and the illustration of design research experiments developed by the authors, how design can design hybrid artefacts by instructing nature in the direction of design thinking.
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