Next-Generation Biomimetics: Plant-Based Approaches to Nanosensing

Author(s)	Ms. Anshika Upadhyay, Dr. Padma Sundari Manda, Dr. Nagraju N
Country	India
Abstract	Biomimicking has inspired several designers, architects, and engineers. Mimicking nature's elegant designs, which are produced through a thorough and elaborate process of natural selection, is a familiar concept in human civilization. [1]. Plants dominate the earth, and all biodiversity depends on them [2]. Humans are no exception, as we depend heavily on plants for our livelihood, food, industry, and innovation. Nanotechnology, an emerging field of the 21st century, has also drawn inspiration from plants for the development of new-age nanosensors. Advanced research in nanosensing technology holds a promising future in various fields, including medicine, agriculture, ecology, environmental science, robotics, and photonics. This article addresses cutting-edge nanosensing technology inspired by plants. It also has the potential to lead to a sustainable future. This study explores the following areas. (1) Key concepts of bioinspired nanosensing technology (2) Emerging plant-inspired nanosensing technologies in various fields (3) Concerns and ethical issues.
Keywords	Biomimetics[1], Nanosensing[2] Engineering[3}, Phytomimetics [4]
Field	Biology > Agriculture / Botany
Published In	Volume 8, Issue 2, March-April 2026
Published On	2026-03-05
DOI	https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2026.v08i02.70088

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