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Self-locking non-volatile coding metasurfaces via origami-based mechanical bits

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By Ding Zhang, Peng Tang, Liqiao Jing, Xincheng Yao, Bo Zhou, Enzong Wu, Ying Li, Evgueni Filipov, Hongsheng Chen, Zuojia Wang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Digital coding metasurfaces have revolutionized electromagnetic (EM) manipulation, yet typical tunable approaches based on active components suffer from “volatility”. While mechanical modulation provides a potential solution, current implementations generally lack inherent state-locking capabilities, rendering them vulnerable to environmental disturbances and actuation errors.
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Kurvefletning inspirerer ny teknologi: Smukke mønstre med overraskende egenskaber

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By Evgueni Filipov, Guowei Wayne Tu
| Videnskab.dk
I tusindvis af år har mennesket brugt flade, båndlignende materialer som sivstrimler til at flette kurve. Udover at være smukke og detaljerede kan kurvene også være overraskende stærke. Denne ældgamle fletteteknik har nu fået nyt liv, idet ingeniører bruger den til at skabe tekstil- og stofstrukturer med kompleks geometri.
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Woven baskets aren't just aesthetically pleasing. Research finds they're sturdier than stiff containers

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By Guowei Wayne Tu, Evgueni Filipov, Gaby Clark Verified, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Tech Xplore Verified
People have been using flat, ribbonlike materials, such as reed strips, to make woven baskets for thousands of years. This weaving method has reemerged as a technique for engineers to create textile and fabric structures with complex geometry. While beautiful and intricate, these baskets can also be surprisingly strong. We are a team of structures and materials scientists at the University of Michigan.
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