Snakes Hear Through Skull Vibration

The replication of biological systems by mechanical and electronic devices is referred to as bionics. The bionics industry has grown along four primary application areas, in addition to hearing, vision, orthopedics, and a small, dispersed group of implants that enhance cardiac and neurological functions. The SARS‐CoV‐2 virus is the infectious disease known as coronavirus disease (COVID‐19). The virus‐infected people require assistance to better understand the situation caused by COVID‐19 and to bring some easy, efficient, and effective solutions. One of the solutions mentioned for the early stages involves wearable sensors with temperature sensors for early Covid‐19 identification and photos delivered to an AI‐enabled smartphone, robotic sensor, or robot itself. In severe situations, lung X‐ray images are captured by robotic and remote sensors, and the lungs are given the right medication to finish off the virus. The paper presents the study on the overview, applications of artificial intelligence, and deep learning from the bionics point of view. Deep learning and machine learning will be used for reducing the Covid‐19 outbreak. Wearable sensors provide important data by having temperature‐embedded sensors in several physical devices that reveal details about the environment and body that are connected. Covid‐19 probability prediction is aided by smartphones with artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities. Case history, doctor notes, chest X‐ray reports, details on the sites of breakouts, and other criteria can help forecast the severity of Covid‐19 when it is in its severe phases and direct the administration of medication to a specific area of the lungs.

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“…Now, according to new study sound waves are sensed by vibrations in a snake's skull which perhaps is "heard" by the inner ear. 26…”

Section: Bionics In Biological Structurementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Scientists struggled for a long to understand how snakes hear since they lack external ears. Now, according to new study sound waves are sensed by vibrations in a snake's skull which perhaps is “heard” by the inner ear 26 …”

Section: Overview Of Bionicsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Study on early accurate diagnosis and treatment of COVID‐19 with smart phone tracking using bionics

Gupta

Kumar

2023

Security and Privacy

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“…As a general rule, vision is best in arboreal snakes and weakest in burrowing snakes [127]. Furthermore, snakes lack external ears and eardrums but have fully formed inner ear structures which allows them to detect vibrations traveling through the ground [128].…”

Section: Snakesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the global animal biodiversity in the search for new drugs - Reptiles

Mans¹,

Djotaroeno²,

Pawirodihardjo³

et al. 2021

J Transl Sci

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“…Perhaps, that is why scholars like Katharine Schlesinger, who annotated Stein's Serindia, and some oriental Buddhists called the xízhàng just sistrum directly and put them in the same category. With Buddhism entering China, the stick rattle xízhàng and its connotation in religious and well-trained sense of feeling vibrations (Knight, 2012), this interpretation is based on a mistake found in very early biologist writings, also of Charles Darwin (1871Darwin ( /1983 himself. magical rituals have spread widely into the Western regions and the hinterland of China as well, from which again derived many other rattle types, musical instruments, and ritual tools in sacred services.…”

Section: Religious Themesmentioning

confidence: 99%