Advanced Intelligent Systems and Biomimetics
A special issue of Biomimetics (ISSN 2313-7673). This special issue belongs to the section "Biomimetic Design, Constructions and Devices".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 June 2026 | Viewed by 865
Special Issue Editor
Interests: bioinspired intelligence; biomimetics; intelligent robotics; intelligent system; biomimetic sensor system;
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue, entitled “Advanced Intelligent Systems and Biomimetics”, aims to explore the interdisciplinary convergence of advanced intelligent technologies with nature-inspired design principles. Advanced intelligent systems cover diverse fields such as artificial intelligence, agentic AI, generative models, foundation and multimodal models, machine learning, neural networks, cognitive modeling, fuzzy logic, evolutionary algorithms, intelligent control, robotics, autonomous vehicles, embodied AI, neuromorphic computing, quantum computing, data mining, and AI governance. These systems increasingly adopt biomimetic approaches to enhance adaptability, resilience, autonomy, and efficiency—characteristics that are commonly found in nature. Bioinspired neural architectures, biomimetic robotics, vision systems modeled on biological eyes, fuzzy reasoning based on human cognition, and adaptive materials exemplify this synergy. In particular, the integration of bioinspired sensor systems, biomimetic robotic systems, automation systems, and applications in agriculture, healthcare, and sustainable manufacturing are gaining momentum. This Special Issue welcomes contributions that apply biomimetic concepts to intelligent systems or use intelligent technologies to model or replicate biological systems. The scope of this Special Issue includes bioinspired AI, evolutionary computation, neuro-fuzzy systems, cognitive architectures, nature-inspired robotics and materials, intelligent transportation, medical intelligence, agricultural automation, and ethical innovation in AI. We welcome multidisciplinary research that traverses biology, computer science, engineering, and design.
Dr. Young-Jae Ryoo
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- bioinspired neural architectures
- biomimetic robotics
- intellignet sensor systems modeled on biologics
- fuzzy reasoning based on human cognition
- bioinspired sensor systems
- biomimetic automation systems
- applications in agriculture, healthcare, and sustainable manufacturing
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