In 3D gel shape transformation
Howon Lee, co-author of the study, said that 4D printing involves printing 3D objects with hydrogels (water-filled gels) that change over time as the temperature changes.
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Howon Lee, co-author of the study, said that 4D printing involves printing 3D objects with hydrogels (water-filled gels) that change over time as the temperature changes.
Scientists at the Center for Research in the Development of Biological Therapies, Japan accidentally created a cream that dries when trying to extract polyphenols from s…
Scientists at the Lausanne Federal University of Technology have successfully developed an eel robot capable of detecting pollution in water.
Engineers at Cornell University, USA, developed a stretchable surface capable of changing the structure from 2D to 3D, allowing it
Most current biometric security methods encounter an inconvenience, that is, users must actively activate to log in.
To change the color of flowers, natural mothers take about 850 years to perform, but CRISPR / Cas9 only performed in less than a year.
A team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and two other organizations have successfully developed new 3D printing methods that create objects that c…
Travel pillow makers have long been competing to find solutions to help get the perfect sleep on the plane.
Thanks to the advances in material technology, Boeing's manufacturers are able to produce larger aircraft windows that remain safe.
The new wing consists of eight different hardness components, so it can easily bend, change shape.
Programmable self-transforming materials can help create implantable medical devices capable of self-deploying within the body at arbitrary speeds.
Shape like a glass closet in the kitchen, just put a seed tray in it, press a few knobs to control and wait a few weeks later, you will harvest green vegetables in the h…
Here are 5 of the most horrifying looking robots you've ever seen with looks that can be haunting for a very long time.
Nano-structure researchers at Harvard University have successfully developed a new material that is capable of zooming in, zooming out and customizing the hardness of on…
The strange looking objects you see in the image above are frozen kerosene droplets, and do you see that they are making rectangles, triangles, and even polygons?