Reentrant feature widely exists in natural structures ranging from mushroom, overhang,
undercut, trapezoid, sphere, spatula and taper to sharp edge, and has triggered a …

Many organisms in nature thrive in intricate habitats through their unique bio-adhesive
surfaces, facilitating tasks such as capturing prey and reproduction. It's important to note that …

Bioinspired structural adhesives that are capable of bonding two objects together have
recently found widespread applications in industrial fields, because of their promising …

Textures are abundantly exploited in nature for securing superior functionalities including
adhesion, color manipulation, anti-reflection, and drag management. Over millions of years …

The rapid growth in the miniaturized mechanical and electronic devices industry has created
the need for temporary attachment systems that can carry out pick‐and‐place and transfer …

The gecko exhibits remarkably swift and reliable climbing ability on most surfaces in nature.
Numerous studies have been conducted to determine the underlying mechanisms of gecko …

Bioinspired dry adhesives have an extraordinary impact in the field of robotic manipulation
and locomotion. However, there is a considerable difference between artificial structures …

With the combination of the passive adhesion generated by micro/nano-structures at their
feet and the active mechanical stimulus of their toe muscles, geckos can stably walk on …

Geckos, which can walk upside down on smooth or rough surfaces, owe this ability to the
hierarchical structures under their toes. These structures are responsible for substantial …

Bio-inspired reversible adhesion has significant potential in many fields requiring flexible
grasping and manipulation, such as precision manufacturing, flexible electronics, and …