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Microfiber-shaped programmable materials with stimuli-responsive hydrogel

Takeuchi et al., 2022

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10432405828245704624
Author
Takeuchi N
Nakajima S
Yoshida K
Kawano R
Hori Y
Onoe H
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Soft Robotics

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Programmable materials have artificially designed physical shapes responding to external stimuli, as well as high design capability and high flexibility. Here, we propose a microfiber- shaped programmable material with an axial pattern of stimuli-responsive (SR) and …
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