v2.0 Beta

Tocco Earth v2.0 beta now live - continuous evolution underway.

Reports/Tocco Report: Biomimicry 2030 - Here, There & Everywhere
Updated 8 months ago
Biomimicry

Tocco Report: Biomimicry 2030 - Here, There & Everywhere

Next Trends to Watch in Biomimicry

Nature has spent 3.8 billion years perfecting solutions—now, designers are harnessing its intelligence. This report explores breakthroughs in biomimicry, from self-healing materials and bio-integrated cities to AI-driven design, proving it’s more than a trend, it’s a technological shift.

As biology merges with AI and material science, biomimicry is shaping the future of industry, sustainability, and innovation. Will it become the new design standard? Dive in to find out.

Glues & Adhesives 2030 Edition Report Cover

Explore This Report

Start with the Free Version or unlock the Full Report with deeper insights, case studies, and extra content.

Overview:

  1. WHAT IS BIOMIMICRY
  2. FAMOUS BIOMIMICRY APPLICATIONS
  3. BIOMIMICRY IN ARCHITECTURE
  4. BIOMIMICRY IN DESIGN
  5. BIOMIMICRY IN NEW MATERIALS
  6. BIOMIMICRY IN BIOTECH

Black rubber material

Materials in focus

Explore the innovative materials shaping the future

1 - 5 of 17
Biodegradable
Explore the evolving landscape of biodegradable materials with a focus on biodegradable plastics.

Biodegradable

Learn more
Recycled
Discover the benefits and challenges of recycled materials, as well as insights into how recycling transforms waste into valuable resources.

Recycled

Learn more
Bamboo
Introducing bamboo as an interesting alternative material. Learn about bamboo's incredible growth, and processing into textiles, paper, and construction materials.

Bamboo

Learn more
Mycelium
Get into the world of mycelium, and discover its applications and the potential it holds for revolutionizing packaging and product design.

Mycelium

Learn more
Silk
Discover the intricate world of silk, its rich history, production processes, and its ethical alternatives.

Silk

Learn more

What's inside?

Designed by Grimshaw Architects, the Eden Project’s Biomes, housing rainforest and Mediterranean environments, were inspired by geodesic domes and soap bubbles

Tocco Earth Report Inside
something

Other Available Reports

Expand your knowledge with our curated collection of industry-leading insights

Latest Design Stories

Weekly highlights from our community of innovators and pioneers