Engineering and Technology

Diffusive kinks turn kirigami into machines

S. Janbaz and C. Coulais

Discover how Shahram Janbaz and Corentin Coulais have tapped into the fascinating world of kirigami to create shape-shifting structures inspired by nature. Their groundbreaking research delves into the dynamics of propagating kinks, showcasing innovative applications in sensing and object manipulation, reminiscent of the snapping movements of the *Mimosa Pudica*. A leap towards machine-like functionalities through the art of folding and elasticity awaits your exploration!

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