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On page 4449, D. Cohn, S. Magdassi, and co‐workers describe a general and facile method based on 3D printing of methacrylated macromonomers to fabricate shape‐memory objects that can be used in flexible and responsive electrical circuits. Such responsive objects can be used in the fabrication of soft robotics, minimal invasive medical devices, sensors, and wearable electronics. The use of 3D printing...
The formation of 3D objects composed of shape memory polymers for flexible electronics is described. Layer‐by‐layer photopolymerization of methacrylated semicrystalline molten macromonomers by a 3D digital light processing printer enables rapid fabrication of complex objects and imparts shape memory functionality for electrical circuits.
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