Artificial intelligence artificial muscle of dielectric elastomers

Advance artificial muscle by artificial intelligence. • A comprehensive review of the latest advancements in dielectric responsive elastomer artificial muscle materials. • Proposed a data-driven research paradigm for artificial muscle materials and conducted foundational work in this field. • Developed the first open-access database for artificial muscle materials. • Provided insights into future directions and high-impact research issues for artificial muscle materials. Artificial muscles (AMs), which encompass materials or devices capable of replicating the functions of natural muscles, have garnered significant attention in recent years, driven by the advent of various materials (advanced hydrogels, pneumatic AMs, dielectric elastomers, etc.) that exhibit exceptional properties and devices that demonstrate remarkable performance. The immense potential of AMs spans numerous industries and aspects of daily life, necessitating accelerated research efforts to meet the increasing demand. This article focuses on dielectric responsive elastomers, which are key materials within the field of AMs, highlighting advancements in theory, materials, and devices. To expedite the research and development of dielectric elastomer AM materials and beyond, we propose leveraging artificial intelligence tools to transform the artificial intelligence muscle research paradigm. Establishing an AM material database is highly valuable, as seemingly minor material data can be correlated with descriptors and target values via machine learning. Through material data mining integrating materials science and data science, we can predict potential breakthroughs in AM materials. A data-driven experimental research approach significantly reduces the number of experiments required for AM development, leading to cost savings and increased research efficiency.

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Materials & Design
Published
2025-02-05
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matdes.2025.113691
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11
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Dielectric materials and actuators
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
7.42
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Artificial intelligence artificial muscle of dielectric elastomers

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Abstract

Advance artificial muscle by artificial intelligence. • A comprehensive review of the latest advancements in dielectric responsive elastomer artificial muscle materials. • Proposed a data-driven research paradigm for artificial muscle materials and conducted foundational work in this field. • Developed the first open-access database for artificial muscle materials. • Provided insights into future directions and high-impact research issues for artificial muscle materials. Artificial muscles (AMs), which encompass materials or devices capable of replicating the functions of natural muscles, have garnered significant attention in recent years, driven by the advent of various materials (advanced hydrogels, pneumatic AMs, dielectric elastomers, etc.) that exhibit exceptional properties and devices that demonstrate remarkable performance. The immense potential of AMs spans numerous industries and aspects of daily life, necessitating accelerated research efforts to meet the increasing demand. This article focuses on dielectric responsive elastomers, which are key materials within the field of AMs, highlighting advancements in theory, materials, and devices. To expedite the research and development of dielectric elastomer AM materials and beyond, we propose leveraging artificial intelligence tools to transform the artificial intelligence muscle research paradigm. Establishing an AM material database is highly valuable, as seemingly minor material data can be correlated with descriptors and target values via machine learning. Through material data mining integrating materials science and data science, we can predict potential breakthroughs in AM materials. A data-driven experimental research approach significantly reduces the number of experiments required for AM development, leading to cost savings and increased research efficiency.

Materials & DesignVol. 251
Shanghai University (CN), Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HK), Shenzhen MSU-BIT University
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Dielectric materials and actuators
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