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Biomimicry: The Sincerest Form of Flattery Will We Ever Have a Supersonic Commercial Jet Again? Top 5 Best 3D Printers You Can Buy Right Now Geologists May Have Discovered a New Continent Called 'Zealandia' Google CEO Responds to 7-Year-Old's Letter Asking for a Job Biomimicry: The Sincerest Form of Flattery Since the dawn of time, humankind has looked to nature for inspiration. From the tragedy of Icarus to modern building designs, biomimicry probably shouldn't be thought of as a new concept. When looking for inspiration you can't go wrong with millions of years of bio-mechanical trial and error. The do or die history of life on Earth has led to some truly remarkable engineering feats in nature. It should come as no surprise then, that designers, engineers and architects are increasingly taking inspiration from the world around us. Nature's bounty has inspired buildings, trains, prosthetics, robots and even fashion

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This Tiny Ingestible Health Tracker Is Powered by Stomach Acids Engineering Team Seeks to Help Solve the Growing Refugee Crisis You Can Access Google's Records of Everything You Do on the Internet How to Be Productive in 7 Easy Steps, Even If You Are an Engineer Tesla Will Fix Model S for Man Who Used His Car to Save Another Driver India Breaks Record After Launching 104 Satellites on One Rocket This Tiny Ingestible Health Tracker Is Powered by Stomach Acids Researchers from MIT and Brigham and Women's Hospital have designed and built a small voltaic cell which is sustained by stomach acid. The cell generates power from the acidic fluid found in the stomach. The power generated by the voltaic cell is sufficient to run a small sensor or a drug delivery device. The device is able to remain in the gastrointestinal tract for an extended period of time as a result of its power source. This breakthrough offers a safer and more cost-