AI Medical Compendium Journal:
Materials horizons

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Somatosensitive film soft crawling robots driven by artificial muscle for load carrying and multi-terrain locomotion.

Materials horizons
Somatosensitive soft crawling robotics is highly desired for load carrying and multi-terrain locomotion. The motor-driven skeleton robots and pneumatic robots are effective and well-developed, while the bulk size, rigidity, or complexity limit their ...

Tuning the reversibility of hair artificial muscles by disulfide cross-linking for sensors, switches, and soft robotics.

Materials horizons
Tensile and torsional artificial muscles from biocompatible and biodegradable materials are highly desired for soft robotics, sensors, and controllers in bio-related applications. Twisted fibers can be used to prepare tensile and torsional artificial...

Robotic soft swim bladder using liquid-vapor phase transition.

Materials horizons
The swim bladder is crucial to underwater robots to enhance their overall performance and to expand their range of motion. However, previous attempts to incorporate this function have failed or have adopted mechanical swim bladders with high-disturba...

Flexible boron nitride-based memristor for in situ digital and analogue neuromorphic computing applications.

Materials horizons
The data processing efficiency of traditional computers is suffering from the intrinsic limitation of physically separated processing and memory units. Logic-in-memory and brain-inspired neuromorphic computing are promising in-memory computing paradi...

Artificial intelligence and machine learning in design of mechanical materials.

Materials horizons
Artificial intelligence, especially machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) algorithms, is becoming an important tool in the fields of materials and mechanical engineering, attributed to its power to predict materials properties, design de novo ...

Light-driven bimorph soft actuators: design, fabrication, and properties.

Materials horizons
Soft robots that can move like living organisms and adapt to their surroundings are currently in the limelight from fundamental studies to technological applications, due to their advances in material flexibility, human-friendly interaction, and biol...

Self-assembled Janus plasmene nanosheets as flexible 2D photocatalysts.

Materials horizons
A leaf is a free-standing photocatalytic system that can effectively harvest solar energy and convert CO and HO into carbohydrates in a continuous manner without the need for regeneration or tedious product extraction steps. Despite encouraging advan...