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A kirigami-based reconfigurable metasurface for selective electromagnetic transmission modulation

Engineering and Technology

A kirigami-based reconfigurable metasurface for selective electromagnetic transmission modulation

S. He, C. Wang, et al.

This research by Shuchang He and colleagues unveils a groundbreaking kirigami-based reconfigurable electromagnetic metasurface that can adeptly modulate both linearly and circularly polarized waves. The innovative design, which smartly transitions from 2D to 3D states through simple stretching, displays impressive transmission modulation with minimal frequency shifts, offering exciting implications for future technologies.

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