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Design of plant-inspired shape-changing interfaces: a review

Authors: Junzhe JI; Chuang CHEN; Boyu FENG; Ye TAO; Guanyun WANG

DOI: 10.1631/FITEE_2500118Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Plant-inspired shape-changing interfaces leverage natural botanical mechanisms, such as pine cone hygroscopic movement and Venus flytrap snap action, to create adaptive, sustainable, and user-interactive systems. • Recent advancements in smart materials, 4D printing, and pneumatic bistable actuators enable scalable fabrication and precise actuation of biomimetic morphing structures. • Applications across agriculture, healthcare, architecture, and robotics demonstrate enhanced adaptability, functionality, and practical potential of plant-inspired interfaces. • Key challenges remain in interdisciplinary design thinking, dynamic behavior and control, novel material development, application-scenario matching, and large-scale deployment.