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Active disassembly

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Artificial muscle

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Dielectric elastomers

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Electroactive polymer

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Electronic skin

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Electrorheological fluid

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Forisome

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Galfenol

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Magnetic shape-memory alloy

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Magnetorheological fluid

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Memory foam

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PH-sensitive polymers

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Programmable matter

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Self-cleaning glass

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Self-healing concrete

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Shape-memory coupling

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Shape-memory material

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Shape-memory polymer

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Shear thinning

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Smart fluid

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Smart intelligent aircraft structure

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Smart material

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Smart rubber

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Sun SPOT

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Temperature-responsive polymer

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