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5. Materials of Autoreaction

Author : Sandra G. L. Persiani

Published in: Design of Autoreaction

Publisher: Springer Singapore

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Becoming increasingly widespread, available and cheap, technology is pervading and redefining all domains and fields of human activity. The introduction of new engineered materials and techniques combined with a growing interest for nature-inspired technologies is progressively merging man-made artefacts and biological processes with a high potential for innovation. As the next generation of products is engineered on a microscopic as well as on a design scale, also autoreactive response in artefacts can be controlled by the use of new and redesigned materials. This chapter explores the integration of adaptive materials in artefacts to transform environmental change into physical motion. Adaptive materials and components are classified and discussed within the three defined categories of energy sources: radiant, potential and kinetic energy.

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Title: Materials of Autoreaction
Author: Sandra G. L. Persiani
Publisher: Springer Singapore
Book: Design of Autoreaction
Print ISBN: 978-981-15-6177-1

Electronic ISBN: 978-981-15-6178-8

Copyright Year: 2020
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-6178-8_5

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