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Robotics as an emerging discipline that studies and examines nature, its models, elements, processes, systems, structures, mechanisms, etc. to take inspiration from, or emulate, nature’s best biological ideas  scientific and engineering problems. Biomimetics incorporates materials, concepts and techniques drawn from naturally made substances, and resembles the aspiration of biological systems in structure, mechanism and/or function. In experimental biology , bioinformatics methods, for instance , image and sign preparing permit extraction of valuable results from tons of crude information. In the field of genetics and genomics, it helps in sequencing and expounding genomes and their mutations. It assumes a neighborhood within the content mining of biological literature and therefore the improvement of biological and gene ontologies to rearrange biological information. Biologically inspired approaches will create new reality with great potential. It has been utilised to advance  of innovative robotics through  of bioinspired ideas and solutions into engineered systems. However, engineering such biomimetic intelligent creatures was hampered by physical limitations and technological constraint, and  still a challenge. This paper provides the importance and underlines the potential of biomimetics as an interdisciplinary field,  as introduces and discusses scientific ideas and directions of research activities  field. The paper presents key development  field of biomimetic robots. he temporally emergent process that entangled the mechanical elements and digital inscriptions of a dispensing robot with the everyday practices of hospital pharmacy work. We found that engagement with the robot's hybrid and dynamic materiality over time reconfigured boundary relations among the three occupational groups, with important and contradictory consequences for the pharmacy workers' skills, jurisdictions, status, and visibility.  

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