Welcome to BioMimetic Systems, Inc
| 2009
marks the 5 year
anniversary of
the incorporation of BioMimetic Systems, Inc! Follow our journey here.   |
Inspired solutions for modern problems
With expertise in acoustics,
signal
processing, digital, and analog design, BioMimetic Systems uses an
approach inspired by
biological physiology to overcome challenging problems in the field of
acoustic sensors.
Biomimetic technology is a burgeoning field that examines the
solutions derived by biological evolution for difficult environmental
interaction problems and replicates
those techniques through a combination of specialized algorithms and
hardware.
It can be applied to hearing, to vision, to smell, and even to touch
for applications in robotics, generic smart sensors, and medical
technology for those who are sensory impaired. Biomimetic
sensors are particularly good for applications where stimuli are often
novel, where there are very large changes in stimulus level, and where
environments are often cluttered and have challenging background
noise: all things typically associated with navigating real world
environments.
What's New
2009 Updates
April
Dr. Socrates Deligeorges, company President, and Dr. Shuwan Xue, company Chief Scientist presented two papers at this year's SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing Conference in Miami, Florida. Dr. Deligeorges presented his paper, "Biomimetic smart sensors for autonomous robotic behavior part I: acoustic processing," followed by Dr. Xue's presentation of "Biomimetic smart sensors for autonomous robotic behavior part II: vestibular processing." Both of these papers were included under the conference's program track on Emerging Technologies: Bio-Inspired/Biomimetic Sensor Technologies and Applications proceedings, for which Dr. Deligeorges served as a program committee member and session chair.
February
Dr. Shuwan Xue attended the latest AUSA Exposition where he met with army personnel and fellow developers to discuss the needs of today's warfighter and how BioMimetic Systems is prepared to meet those needs.
2008 Updates
September and October
Representatives from BioMimetic Systems attended the Infantry Warfighting Conference, Modern Day Marine Expo, and AUSA Exposition where they showcased the latest equipment developments in sniper detection.
April
BioMimetic Systems, Inc was just awarded its first SBIR Phase II contract with the Office of Naval Research! This contract entails further development and expansion on the use of adaptive, non-line of sight smart sensors to recognize and locate threats to physical assets and field forces.