Biomimicry might not be the first word that comes to mind in association with the US automotive industry, but if the Ford Motor Company has any say in the matter, that’s going to change sooner rather than later. Earlier this week Ford teased out some news about its exploration of two-way adhesives based on the special skills of the gecko lizard. CleanTechnica got a chance to break it all down during a phone conversation earlier…
Nature wins! Ford looks to biomimicry to sustain auto industry
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