Inspired by living things, the unique material is 10 times as durable as natural rubber.
and shellfish, the team created a unique material that is ten times as durable as natural rubber and may lead to more flexible electronics and robots.The ability to control the physical properties of a material using light as a trigger is potentially transformativepress release
For a long time, scientists have worked to create synthetic materials that imitate the characteristics of living structures like skin and. Structures in living things effortlessly mix qualities like strength and flexibility. However, when employing a combination of diverse synthetic materials to simulate these properties in the lab, the materials often fail, i.e., disintegrate where the different materials meet.
The researchers claim the reaction uses minimal hazardous waste and takes less than an hour, making the procedure quick, affordable, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly.According to the research team, the material may be utilized as a flexible foundation to secure electronic components in medical devices or wearables. In, both strong and elastic materials are preferable for improving movement and durability, so there is potential to utilize the novel material in this industry, too.
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