Meet FibeRobo: A Novel Body-Temperature Shape-Changing Fiber
Watch this video to learn more about FibeRobo, a novel body-temperature shape-changing fiber based on liquid crystal elastomers. These fibers, once formed into the larger textile structure through knitting, weaving, and sewing techniques, enable myriad applications from medical devices, athletic wear, to interactive eating experiences, and transforming fashion pieces. Learn more .
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