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Responsive-Hydrogel Aquabots
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DOI：10.1002/advs.202401215.png)
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It remains a challenge to produce soft robots that can mimic the responsive adaptability of living organisms. Rather than fabricating soft robots from bulk hydrogels,hydrogels are integrated into the interfacial assembly of aqueous two-phase systems to generate ultra-soft and elastic all-aqueous aquabots that exhibit responsive adaptability, that can shrink on demand and have electrically conductive functions. The adaptive functions of the aquabots provide a new platform to develop minimally invasive surgical devices, targeted drug delivery systems, and flexible electronic sensors and actuators. All-water-based aquabots functionalized with responsive hydrogel membranes are ultrasoft and elastic. They can adaptively shrink their size to navigate through much narrower spaces. Also, their electrically conductive membranes enable the fabrication of flexible electronic sensors and actuators. image
Keywords:
all-liquid robots
aqueous two-phase systems
adaptive materials
flexible electronics
responsive hydrogels
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