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Reactive materials that combine sensors and actuators,
and possibly computers, to enable a response to environmental conditions and
changes to those conditions. Examples include uniforms or aircraft skins
fabricated from radar-absorbing materials that incorporate avionic links and
the ability to modify shape in response to airflow.
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materials and products capable of relatively complex behavior due to the
incorporation of nanocomputers and nanomachines.
Also used for products having some ability to respond to the environment.
[NTN] If you combined microscopic motors, gears, levers, bearing, plates, sensors, power
and communication cables, etc., with powerful microscopic computers, you have
the makings of a new class of materials: "smart
materials." Programmable smart
materials could shape-shift into just about any desired object. A house made of smart
materials would be quite useful and interesting. Imagine a wall changing
color at your command, or making a window where their was none before. [Bill
Spence]
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Here,
materials and products capable of relatively complex behavior due to the
incorporation of nanocomputers and nanomachines.
Also used for products having some ability to respond to the environment.
[ntn] if you combined microscopic motors, gears, levers, bearing, plates, sensors, power
and communication cables, etc., with powerful microscopic computers, you have
the makings of a new class of materials: "smart
materials." programmable smart
materials could shape-shift into just about any desired object. A house made of smart
materials would be quite useful and interesting. Imagine a wall changing
color at your command, or making a window where their was none before
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Reactive materials that combine sensors and actuators,
and possibly computers, to enable a response to environmental conditions and
changes to those conditions. Examples include uniforms or aircraft skins
fabricated from radar-absorbing materials that incorporate avionic links and
the ability to modify shape in response to airflow.
Source
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Here,
materials and products capable of relatively complex behavior due to the
incorporation of nanocomputers and nanomachines.
Also used for products having some ability to respond to the environment.
[NTN] If you combined microscopic motors, gears, levers, bearing, plates, sensors, power
and communication cables, etc., with powerful microscopic computers, you have
the makings of a new class of materials: "smart
materials." Programmable smart
materials could shape-shift into just about any desired object. A house made of smart
materials would be quite useful and interesting. Imagine a wall changing
color at your command, or making a window where their was none before. [Bill
Spence]
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