Hanlin Zhu, Xin Ye, Yuanyuan Tian, Yangwen Ge, Hui Huang, Zheng Han Lim, Ming Gao, Binbin Liu, Yan Zhao, Kun Zhou, Chao Jiang
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Bioinspired porous magnetoresponsive soft actuators with programmable 3D curved shapes
Shape-programmable magnetoresponsive soft actuators (SMSAs) are highly desirable for diverse applications in soft robotics and minimally invasive medicine. Current methods face challenges in achieving programmable magnetoresponsive three-dimensional (3D) shapes with non-uniform and continuously adjustable curvatures, which are crucial for the highly effective locomotion of SMSAs. Here, we propose an approach that integrates bioinspired pore design with mechanically guided magnetization, enabling programmable magnetoresponsive complex shapes with non-uniform and continuously adjustable curvatures. Various magnetoresponsive developable and non-developable surfaces, along with biomimetic 3D curved shapes, were prepared. The prepared SMSAs exhibit actuation rates of up to 20 s−1. Furthermore, an inchworm-inspired soft crawling robot capable of steering, navigation, obstacle crossing, and cargo transportation was developed, achieving a locomotion speed of up to 1.2 body lengths per second. This work breaks through the design possibilities for SMSAs, enhances the actuation rates of soft actuators, and advances the application of SMSAs in soft crawling robots.
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Applied Physics Reviews (APR) is a journal featuring articles on critical topics in experimental or theoretical research in applied physics and applications of physics to other scientific and engineering branches. The publication includes two main types of articles:
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