Dependency of the shape memory properties of a polyurethane upon thermomechanical cyclic conditions

By Jinlian Hu, F. Ji, Y. Wong. 2005

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A review of shape memory polymer composites and blends (2009, background): “processability, high shape deformability, high shape recoverability and tailor-able switch temperature [1–10].”
Review of electro-active shape-memory polymer composite (2009, background): “However, their recovery can be triggered by various external stimuli, not only heat [5–9] such as SMAs, but also light [10,11], electricity [12–19], magnetic field [20–22] or solution [23–26], etc.”
Shape Memory Polymer Research (2009, background): “(52) proposed to control the amount of irrecoverable strain so as to obtain a desired new shape different from both the permanent and the first temporary shape, a technique termed secondary shape forming.”