Any machine-tool or manufacturing process designed by engineers is not as excellent as plants, animals or processes occurring in natural surroundings, which have been designed by The NATURE in evolution process. The bridge between solutions occurring in natural surroundings and technique create the BIONIC. The bionic (from Greece words “bios – life” and “mimesis – to mimic”) is an interdisciplinary science which investigated alive organisms, materials and processes occurring in the natural surroundings in order to apply results in technical solutions. The bionic achievements have been applied in many branches of technique. Nowadays it is very important to start the intensive research on bio-inspired applications in the area of production engineering. However it is not optimistic that there are many factories and engineers who don’t apply bio-inspirations in their professional activities. The results of investigations presented in this paper can encourage for wider applications of bioinspirations in engineering. So, in the paper there are presented general informations about methodology of bio-inspired design. Then, the practical application and results are presented. The special attention is payed for bio-improvements in manufacturing systems, mechanical parts shape and inside structure designing, special properties of surface layer creation and innovations in drilling and grinding operations. The general idea of the paper is to generate some kind of braking down in the classical view on engineering and manufacturing processes further development.
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Biological Inspirations, Mechanical Parts, Construction, Manufacturing
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