Shock Absorber Design Inspired by Sea Urchin's Neutral Buoyancy

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This lecture explores biomimetic design inspired by sea urchins, focusing on their neutral buoyancy mechanisms to develop advanced shock absorbers. It covers sea urchin material properties, the design-to-prototype process, and methods for performance evaluation, including simulation and field testing. Concluding with a discussion on applications, benefits, and future research opportunities, this session bridges biology and engineering for innovative solutions.