Nano Fabrics For Smart Sticky Clothes

Spiderman 3 has left a deep impression on people. A scientist in Italy has put forward a "intelligent" intelligence that enables people to walk on the wall. Sticky clothes Conception.

Politecnico di Torino professor Nicola Pugno has proposed that carbon nanotubes can be implanted into Super Sticky gloves and boots, and something like Spiderman clothing will probably emerge in the future. He also said that the use of carbon nanotubes could make invisible cables a reality.

It is reported that the idea put forward by Professor Pugno draws on the adhesion characteristics of house lizard.

Pugno said in the paper: "house lizard bionics or spiders can develop self cleaning, super adhesive materials, and combine a lot of invisible fibers. The prototype of Spiderman clothing is expected to become a reality." The Pugno paper will be published in the latest issue of the Journal of physics.

Scientists have studied house lizard's Anti Gravity properties for a long time. Researchers at Berkeley University in California have been inspired by house lizard and developed a miniature. Nanometer Fiber, this material allows the object to glide near the vertical surface.

The unusual thing about house lizard feet is that they are covered with numerous tiny villi. When these fuzz sweeps on the surface of the object, the cutting-edge elements of these fuzz will use the "van Fan Dehua" (Der Waals forces), and Vander Ed Ley is the force between molecules, that is, the attraction between molecules and molecules. It has nothing to do with the charge they carry, is the attraction between pure molecules, and adheres to the surface. Although the single floss is weakly viscous on the surface of the object, its adhesion is quite striking if millions of villi are bonded.

For scientists, to make carbon nanotubes enough to support human weight, the biggest challenge is that carbon nanotubes are very fragile and fragile.

Professor Pugno put forward the idea of using "long fork". Carbon nanotubes "