Military Embedded Systems
Topic: biometrics
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Biomimicry for defense aims for agility, small size
September 13, 2021
Military technology has long looked to the natural world for its cues, taking a page from a field called biomimetics, in which principles from chemistry, biology, and engineering are applied to human-fabricated materials, systems, or machines that function similarly to biological processes.
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