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Bioinspired surfaces with switchable adhesion
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The shape memory property of a thermoplastic elastomer is taken advantage of to fabricate a fibrillar switchable adhesive surface that switches from a temporary non-adhesive state to a permanent adhesive surface with at least a 200-fold increase in pull-off force. Applications of such systems, for example in pick-and-carry elements or in medical tapes, may well impact future technologies and devices.
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BIOMIMETIC FIBRILLAR INTERFACES
GECKO FOOT-HAIR
ATTACHMENT PADS
DRY ADHESIVE
ASPECT-RATIO
POLYMERS
SHAPE
DESIGN
POLY(DIMETHYLSILOXANE)
MECHANICS
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