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Anisotropic Liquid Crystalline Hydrogel Actuators with Multi-Stimuli-Responsive Actuation and Multimodal Locomotion

Authors: Yahui Wang; Shasha Li; Hongjing Yao; Rong Yang

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3721-yStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • The LCP-PEG hydrogels achieve fracture strength of 11.2–14.7 MPa and fracture strain of 1600%–2100%, enabling robust actuation and load-bearing in soft robotics. • • Fracture energy reaches 1.7–2.8 MJ m−2, indicating high toughness essential for durable actuators in repeated deformation cycles. • • Young’s modulus ranges from 51.2 to 139.9 MPa, providing tunable stiffness for diverse mechanical requirements. • • The hydrogels exhibit multi-stimuli-responsive actuation (humidity, temperature, salty water) and multimodal locomotion (walking, somersaulting, object transfer), expanding operational versatility in soft robotics.
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