Bio-mimics For Sound And Vibration Technologies

Animals use sound and vibration for various purposes, including attraction, hunting and breeding. In nature, the use of sound may become a life or death question (in prey hunting for example). Sound in nature stimulates bio-mimics ideas for radar and sonar systems design, robotics and electro acoust...

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Published in:WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment 2004-01, Vol.73
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Acoustic noise
Acoustics
Breeding
Electrical engineering
Electroacoustics
Hunting
Prey
Robotics
Sound
Systems design
Vibration
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Prey
Robotics
Sound
Systems design
Vibration
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