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Cutaneous muscles drive the texture‐modulation behavior of cephalopods by protruding several millimeters out of the skin. Inspired by cephalopods, a self‐morphing, stretchable smart skin containing embedded‐printed electrodes and actuated by Twisted Spiral Artificial Muscles (TSAMs) is proposed. Electrothermally actuated TSAMs are manufactured from inexpensive polymer fibers to mimic the papillae...
Smart Skin
Cephalopods are often known as masters of camouflage. Inspired by cephalopods, in article number 2105528, Caterina Lamuta, Xuan Song, and co‐workers develop a self‐morphing, stretchable smart skin containing embedded‐printed electrodes and actuated by twisted spiral artificial muscles. The proposed self‐morphing stretchable smart skin can find use in a wide range of applications, such as...
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