Integrating Photothermal-Responsive Shape Memory and Self-Healing Polymers in 4D-Printed Thermally Comfortable Smart Wearables

Inspired by nature, photothermal-responsive shape memory and self-healing polymers demonstrate capabilities in self-sustainable and multifunctional actuation, which is highly promising for future smart wearables. However, their advancement in smart wearables is impeded by excessive surface heat gene...

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Main Author:	Shawn Siu Lun Loo (20114380) (author)
Other Authors:	Khai Yang Tan (20114383) (author), N. Idayu Zahid (810408) (author), Chuan Yi Foo (20114386) (author), Yi Xiang Neoh (20114389) (author), Kai Yang Chong (20114392) (author), Swee Tiam Tan (1759843) (author), Yvonne Shuen Lann Choo (8881529) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Biophysics Medicine Biotechnology Sociology Infectious Diseases Computational Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified significant thermal discomfort reactive diluent content autonomous deformation recovery 2 ° c excellent shape recovery thermal comfort temperatures responsive shape memory induced shape memory future smart wearables intrinsic photothermal properties shape memory smart wearables superior comfort vat photopolymerization user personalization urethane methacrylate remaining within photothermal fillers photothermal effect performance photothermal natural sunlight multifunctional actuation much lower meticulously modulating integrating photothermal hydroxyl ratio human body highly promising developing next comparable materials based printing actuation temperature 7 %),
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Integrating Photothermal-Responsive Shape Memory and Self-Healing Polymers in 4D-Printed Thermally Comfortable Smart Wearables

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