Tool to apply biomimetics to the Conceptualization of Objects.
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Abstract
This article presents a tool for applying biomimetic to Objects Design Conceptualization. The term Conceptualization makes a reference to a phase of the Design Process. Likewise, the term Object is known as one of the circles in which Design professionals can performance. Both of these concepts have been taken from the Cuban Design University (ISDi) academic theory. The following methods were employed for data analysis: Historic-logic, Analysis-synthesis, Systematization, Modeling, Bibliographic review, Observation, Surveys and Statistics. As a final result, the description of the tool and two instruments that belong to it are presented. Also, the authors give their considerations about its application repercussions in scholar field with its utilization in Industrial Design I subject, on 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 academic years.
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