4D printing reconfigurable, deployable and mechanically tunable metamaterials
By Chen Yang, Manish Boorugu, A. Dopp, Jie Ren, Raymond Martin, Daehoon Han, Wonjoon Choi, Howon Lee. Materials Horizons, 2019
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Digital 3D printing with a shape memory polymer is utilized to create mechanical metamaterials exhibiting dramatic and reversible changes in stiffness, geometry, and functions.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Polymers and Plastics
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/e57e6303a0e8907c270d80d6ab664b73f3ddd305
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- Magneto‐Mechanical Metamaterials with Widely Tunable Mechanical Properties and Acoustic Bandgaps (2020, background): “When incorporated into metamaterials, the structures and their corresponding properties can change in response to stimuli, making them very attractive in applications such as deployable structures (26, 27), soft robotics (28, 29), and tunable acoustic metastructures (23, 30).”
- Advanced robotics and additive manufacturing of composites: towards a new era in Industry 4.0 (2021, background): “Topology optimization routines choose the optimal deposition trajectory and the optimal geometry to improve the in-service material performance.([121,123,124])”
- A review on application of mechanical metamaterials for vibration control (2021, background): “When these materials are incorporated in metamaterials, it creates a wide space functionality and potential future applications like soft robotics [120], tunable acoustic metastructures [121], deployable structures [122], etc.”