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Nature provides an extraordinary source of inspiration for the design of robotic systems, offering effective strategies for motion, adaptation, and collective behavior. From the daily migration of marine organisms to the self-organization of cells and the synchronized movements of animal swarms, biological systems reveal remarkable mechanisms of coordination across different scales. This seminar explores how these natural principles can inspire the development of micro- and nanorobots, opening new perspectives for research-based technologies and emerging applications in environmental and biomedical fields.
