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In article number 1804102, Ren‐Min Ma, Yanke Che, and co‐workers report a continuous twist movement of microribbons driven by scanning laser irradiation. Key factors in the achievement of this continuous movement are the fabrication of elastic microribbons that possess relatively low elastic modulus and diagonal photoinduced π‐stacking distortion relative to the microribbon long axis.
Despite many advances in the development of artificial systems with helical twist motions or deformations, obtaining materials that can undergo continuous twist movements upon an energy input remains a great challenge. In this work, a continuous twist movement of microribbons driven by scanning laser irradiation, a process that a twist generates initially at one end of the microribbon and is continuously...
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