“I think the biggest innovations of the 21st century will be at the intersection of Biology and Technology.
A new era is beginning”
Steve Jobs
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is not only about AI and automation. A deeper shift is underway—one where biology and technology converge to create a new generation of solutions inspired by Nature itself: it’s the Nature Co-Design.
This is not science fiction. It’s happening now. By mimicking and engineering nature’s design principles, we can build with precision, regenerate with intention, and reshape entire industries—from agriculture to construction, pharmaceuticals to consumer goods.
Nature Co-Design isn’t incremental: it’s transformational. It moves us from a model that consumes finite resources to one that creates value through biological intelligence—faster, leaner, and inherently more sustainable.
The opportunity is massive: $10 trillion and 400 million jobs by 2030. But it requires bold thinking, a new ethics of innovation, and radical collaboration between science, industry, and society.
More on “Nature Co-Design: a revolution in the making”, a report by Boston Consulting Group and Hello Tomorrow (download full report).