Turning Pt origami replicas into deformable Pt-elastomer metamaterials

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Turning Pt origami replicas into deformable Pt-elastomer metamaterials. Turning Pt origami replicas into deformable Pt-elastomer metamaterials. (A) Infiltration of dilute elastomer liquid into templated Pt replicas enables the fabrication of Pt-elastomer metamaterials. (B) Top-down and cross-sectional SEM images of Pt-elastomer composite. The thickness of Pt-elastomer composite is about 90 μm. (C) Large deformability of a planar Pt-elastomer thin film (180° bending, 360° twisting, and 30% stretching). (D) Stress-strain curves of a Pt-elastomer auxetic hexagonal origami during the stability test for 200 cycles. (E) In situ SEM images with EDS mapping of a Pt-elastomer crease under 90% uniaxial stretching. (F) The patterns of Pt-elastomer auxetic hexagonal origami is strain dependent during the uniaxial compressing (marked with −1 to −3) and stretching processes (marked with 1 to 5). The figure marked with 0 represented the initial state. (G) Resistance changes of a flat Pt-elastomer film under bending from 0° to 180°. (H) Relative resistance changes of auxetic hexagonal and bellows Pt-elastomer origamis under various uniaxial strains. Rs is the resistance of Pt-elastomer origami under uniaxial strains; R0 is the resistance of unstrained Pt-elastomer origami. Haitao Yang et al. Sci. Robotics 2019;4:eaax7020 Copyright © 2019 The Authors, some rights reserved; exclusive licensee American Association for the Advancement of Science. No claim to original U.S. Government Works