Jifei Ou
Hiroshi Ishii
ABSTRACT
We propose an automatic deposition method of bacteria spores, which deform thin soft materials under environmental humidity change. We describe the process of two-dimensional printing the spore solution as well as a design application. This research intends to contribute to the understanding of the control and pre-programming the transformation of future interfaces.
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Index Terms
- bioPrint: an automatic deposition system for bacteria spore actuators
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