Daphne Fecheyr Lippens - Biomimicry: learning from nature for disruptive innovation
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Daphne Fecheyr Lippens - Biomimicry: learning from nature for disruptive innovation Biochemist and blogger Daphne is a Biomimicry PhD Candidate at the University of Akron (Ohio) and a co-founder of two start-ups. She is specialized in how natural strategies can help teams optimize their design thinking & business strategies. Daphne has given numerous presentations, among which a TEDx Talk in Cleveland.
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Daphne Fecheyr Lippens - Biomimicry: learning from nature for disruptive innovation
- 2. Natural packaging with build-in status
- 6. Wood Wide Web : The real inventors of the
- 8. Nature : Toolbox of 3.8 billion years of
- 9. Biomimicry : Innovation inspired by
- 10. Life’s Principles : Deep patterns used by nature
- 11. Stress induces more collaboration
- 12. Stress induces more collaboration HOW DOES YOUR COMPANY REACT UNDER STRESS
- 15. Mutualism: Win-win relationship WHAT IS THE ADDED VALUE FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS
- 16. Two types of offspring strategies
- 17. High volume, low nurturing vs. Low volume, high nurturing
- 18. High volume, low nurturing vs. Low volume, high nurturing WHAT TYPE OF IDEAS ARE YOU PRODUCING
- 19. Day 1 Day 5 Nature is not efficient and needs time to
- 20. Day 1 Day 5 Day 80Day 70Day 15 Nature integrates development & growth
- 21. Day 1 Day 5 Day 80Day 70Day 15 Nature integrates development & growth HOW DO YOU MEASURE SUCCESS
- 22. Data collection for swarm intelligence
- 23. Data collection for swarm intelligence WHAT DATA ARE YOU COLLECTING AND WHY
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- As ripening proceeds, the green pigment chlorophyll gets degraded, which unmasks carotenoid pigments in the plastids. The degradation of chlorophyll leads also to accumulation of a fluorescent product in the skin of the fruit. Change in color and fluorescence helps animals (that can see UV light) to more easily detect ripe bananas.
- Stress induced collaboration Cultivate cooperative relationships
- Stress induced collaboration Cultivate cooperative relationships
- Stress induced collaboration Cultivate cooperative relationships
- people in these industries tend to expect that it is a one-way street of value. That the value is in getting information to improve function, or products & services...when increasingly people are aware that their data is valuable, and that they should also get value from the data. What does it look like when data can help inform the individual? How is the system being impacted by the individual? how are they co-evolving together? can provide consumers with actionable information to make their lives better (Iike a Fitbit for ex), that's better.
- people in these industries tend to expect that it is a one-way street of value. That the value is in getting information to improve function, or products & services...when increasingly people are aware that their data is valuable, and that they should also get value from the data. What does it look like when data can help inform the individual? How is the system being impacted by the individual? how are they co-evolving together? can provide consumers with actionable information to make their lives better (Iike a Fitbit for ex), that's better.
- It takes a seed about 80 days to turn into a flower. It takes 8 life stages for a tadpole to turn into a frog. http://imaginatik.com/blog/how-benchmark-your-innovation-maturity-level https://medium.com/nature-s-way-of-communicating/how-nature-can-make-entrepreneurs-measure-success-differently-af63e7a4f9ff#.a3w79xyzd Feedback loops + provoke them to think about what data they are collecting and why {again a contrast between anthropocentric and biological data capture/use might be fun and helpful)
- It takes a seed about 80 days to turn into a flower. It takes 8 life stages for a tadpole to turn into a frog. http://imaginatik.com/blog/how-benchmark-your-innovation-maturity-level https://medium.com/nature-s-way-of-communicating/how-nature-can-make-entrepreneurs-measure-success-differently-af63e7a4f9ff#.a3w79xyzd Feedback loops + provoke them to think about what data they are collecting and why {again a contrast between anthropocentric and biological data capture/use might be fun and helpful)
- It takes a seed about 80 days to turn into a flower. It takes 8 life stages for a tadpole to turn into a frog. http://imaginatik.com/blog/how-benchmark-your-innovation-maturity-level https://medium.com/nature-s-way-of-communicating/how-nature-can-make-entrepreneurs-measure-success-differently-af63e7a4f9ff#.a3w79xyzd
- provoke them to think about what data they are collecting and why {again a contrast between anthropocentric and biological data capture/use might be fun and helpful) not just tech for tech's sake or to get more channels on your tv but to improve quality of life while creating conditions conducive to life.
- provoke them to think about what data they are collecting and why {again a contrast between anthropocentric and biological data capture/use might be fun and helpful) not just tech for tech's sake or to get more channels on your tv but to improve quality of life while creating conditions conducive to life.
- not just tech for tech's sake or to get more channels on your tv but to improve quality of life while creating conditions conducive to life.
- Feedback loops + provoke them to think about what data they are collecting and why {again a contrast between anthropocentric and biological data capture/use might be fun and helpful) not just tech for tech's sake or to get more channels on your tv but to improve quality of life while creating conditions conducive to life.