adaptive bioengineering is using examples from nature and adapting them to human use, such as whales have grooves in their fins which decrease co-efficient drag and use this on wind turbines to increase efficiency
adaptive bioengineering is using examples from nature and adapting them to human use, such as whales have grooves in their fins which decrease co-efficient drag and use this on wind turbines to increase efficiency
adaptive bioengineering is using examples from nature and adapting them to human use, such as whales have grooves in their fins which decrease co-efficient drag and use this on wind turbines to increase efficiency
It is an adjective.
Artificial limbs.
Crutches
adaptive bioengineering
Assistive helps someone while adaptive changes someone. ex. A rod on a broken leg is adaptive when contacts are assistive.
Adaptive Bioengineering products differ from assistive ones in that they actually change the living organisms. A similar adaptive bioengineering is the replacement of defective or diseased cells with healthy cells. Replacing the defective or diseased cells with healthy cells is changing the living organisms because it's making their cells healthy & the cells will NOT have any more bacteria on it.
well some are hip replacement,angioplasty and thats all i can think off
Complex adaptive systems are systems that change and restructure themselves based on changes in their environment. These types of systems can range from ant colonies to global economy investments. Perhaps one of the best examples of complex adaptive systems is the internet.
Bioengineering have a choice of jobs in all types of environments. Some professions involving bioengineering include: biomaterials, classical mechanics, medical imaging, consulting, teaching, and rehabilitation engineering.
computers and electronics