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Programmable matter

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Programmable matter refers to materials that can change their physical properties—such as shape, density, elasticity, or optical properties—based on user input or environmental conditions. The concept often combines principles from several fields, including materials science, robotics, computer science, and nanotechnology. The goal is to create systems that can adapt to various needs, perform different tasks, or even assemble themselves into new configurations.

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