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Soft, tough, and fast polyacrylate dielectric elastomer for non-magnetic motor
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This groundbreaking research by Li-Juan Yin and colleagues unveils a new polyacrylate dielectric elastomer that drastically improves actuating performance. With a remarkable elongation of 2400% and a 15 times increase in motor speed compared to traditional materials, this study sets the stage for the next generation of soft actuators.
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