Engineering and Technology

Cold-programmed shape-morphing structures based on grayscale digital light processing 4D printing

L. Yue, X. Sun, et al.

This innovative research explores the potential of grayscale digital light processing (g-DLP) 3D printing to create cold-programmable shape-morphing structures. Conducted by Liang Yue and colleagues from Georgia Tech, this study demonstrates how heterogeneous hinge modules can achieve controllable independent morphing, paving the way for advanced design in intelligent machines.

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