Clinical Approaches of Biomimetic: An Emerging Next Generation Technology

Abstract

Biomimetic is the study of various principles of working mechanisms of naturally occurring phenomena and their further respective integrations in to such a modified advanced mechanized instruments/models of digital or artificial intelligence protocols. Hence, biomimetic has been proposed in last decades for betterment of human mankind for improving security systems by developing various convenient robotic vehicles and devices inspired by natural working phenomenon of plants, animals, birds and insects based on biochemical engineering and nanotechnology. Hence, biomimetic will be considered next generation technology to develop various robotic products in the fields of chemistry, medicine, material sciences, regenerative medicine and tissue engineering medicine, biomedical engineering to treat various diseases and congenital disorders. The characteristics of tissue engineered scaffolds are found to possess multifunctional cellular properties like biocompatibility, biodegradability and favorable mechanized properties when comes in close contact with the body fluids in vivo. This chapter will provide overall overview to the readers for the study based on reported data of developed biomimetic materials and tools exploited for various biomedical applications and tissue engineering applications which further helpful to meet the needs of the medicine and health care industries.

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“…The pursuit of innovative biomimetic materials has spurred a convergence of research efforts, drawing inspiration from the diverse wonders of the natural world [1][2][3]. These innovative materials has led researchers to use in various scientific disciplines [4][5][6][7]. Especially, the biomedical field is witnessing a growing interest in developing adhesives that can effectively bond biological tissues or medical devices in dynamic environments.…”