Therefore, this review highlights recent progress reported on the classification of butterfly wing scale architectures and explores several bio-inspired sensor and energy applications. Their intelligent mechanisms are characterized by the ability to detect changes in the environment, store and evaluate information, and respond to external stimuli.
Read MoreButterfly wing architectures inspire sensor and energy applications. MauriceI.Osotsi,WangZhang∗,ImranZada,JiajunGu,QingleiLiu andDiZhang. StateKeyLaboratory ofMetalMatrix Composites,Shanghai JiaoTongUniversity, Shanghai200240, China. ∗Corresponding author. E-mail: Wangzhang@sjtu .cn. Received31 December2019;
Read More1 · The wing scale size of this butterfly is around 90 μm x 195 μm from the OM image with a white scale bar of 100 μm. The result in Fig. 4 a exhibits that a unique spike launched at 455 nm when exciting energy was raised more than 8 μJ.
Read MoreButterfly Wing-Inspired Nanostructures. Nanoscience as a field of study is rapidly changing, despite only being around since the mid to late-twentieth century. But, as scientists and engineers have been working on their ultra-small scale matter, nature has been perfecting nanomaterials over the millennia. A new focus is drawn to bio-inspired
Read MoreThese bio-inspired sensor and energy materials have shown improved performance in harnessing renewable energy, environmental remediation and health monitoring. Therefore, this review highlights recent progress reported on the classification of butterfly wing scale architectures and explores several bio-inspired sensor and energy
Read MoreIn this work, a bioinspired butterfly wings triboelectric nanogenerator (BBW-TENG) is proposed for multidirectional wave energy harvesting from the
Read MoreREVIEW NationalScienceReview 8:nwaa107,2021 doi:10.1093/nsr/nwaa107 Advanceaccesspublication23May2020 MATERIALSSCIENCE Butterfly wing architectures inspire sensor
Read MoreA review of recent progress reported on the classification of butterfly wing scale architectures is highlighted and several bio-inspired sensor and energy
Read MoreTherefore, this review highlights recent progress reported on the classification of butterfly wing scale architectures and explores several bio-inspired
Read MoreTherefore, this review highlights recent progress reported on the classification of butterfly wing scale architectures and explores several bio-inspired sensor and energy
Read MoreFigure 9. Butterfly-inspired triboelectric nanogenerator (B-TENG) for harnessing water wave energy. (a) Schematic diagram of B-TENG with the flat surface parallel to the incident wave of water. (b) The corrected output current of the B-TENG at several frequencies of water waves when the arched surface faces the wave direction. (c) The voltage of various
Read MoreIn the development of technology, a source of inspiration for mankind is the nature. Naturally, many biological surfaces having unique micro–nanostructures, such as lotus leaves, butterfly wings, rose petals and shark skin, exhibit skills and attribute beyond conventional engineering. These skills and characteristic properties are exploited by
Read MoreSurface modification for templated synthesis is crucial to achieving three-dimensional (3D) architectured materials for catalysis, photonics, energy storage, etc. However, the existing facile and versatile modification methods (e.g. with dopamine and catechol) generate modification layers that are unstable i
Read MoreThese bio-inspired sensor and energy materials have shown improved performance in harnessing renewable energy, environmental remediation and health monitoring. Therefore, this review highlights recent progress reported on the classification of butterfly wing scale architectures and explores several bio-inspired sensor and energy applications.
Read MoreScientists studied the black wings of the rose butterfly, and copied the structure to create thin solar cells that are more efficient. Unlike other types of cells, these can absorb a lot of light
Read MoreDOI: 10.1093/nsr/nwaa107 Corpus ID: 219490976 Butterfly wing architectures inspire sensor and energy applications @article{Osotsi2021ButterflyWA, title={Butterfly wing architectures inspire sensor and energy applications}, author={Maurice I Osotsi and Wang
Read MoreIn this case, the team was inspired by the wings of some butterflies – which have orderly patterns of tiny bumps that make the wings extremely good at absorbing light. To mimic this structure, the researchers fabricated a lattice of hollow titanium dioxide nanospheres, which they deposited onto an electronic chip.
Read MoreHere''s a new twist on the "butterfly effect" leading to more lightweight, compact concentrated systems for solar energy harvesting — instead of hurricanes. By. Tina Casey. Published
Read MoreOsotsi, M. I., Zhang, W., Zada, I., Gu, J., Liu, Q., & Zhang, D. (2020). Butterfly wing architectures inspire sensor and energy applications. National Science Review
Read Morebutterfly architectures have inspired the fabrication of sensor and energy materials by replicating their unique micro/nanostructures, light trapping mechanisms and selective
Read MoreMaurice I. Osotsi, Wang Zhang, Imran Zada, Jiajun Gu, Qinglei Liu, Di Zhang. Butterfly wing architectures inspire sensor and energy applications. Natl Sci Rev 2020; doi: 10.1093/nsr/nwaa107. https
Read MoreSpecifically, butterfly architectures have inspired the fabrication of sensor and energy materials by replicating their unique micro/nanostructures, light
Read MoreButterfly wings are renowned for their beauty. Neither seems connected to the advancement of energy technology––until you consider them at the nanoscale. Dr. Behrad Gholipour is bringing together key concepts from metamaterials and metasurfaces to develop surfaces for photovoltaic cells that will perform efficiently no matter what their
Read MoreThe billion-year R&D behind wings as platforms integrating energy capture, storage, and adaptive usage at micro scales under physics constraints can transform rigid panels into dynamic landscapes. More broadly, biomimicry principles compel acknowledging engineering inadequacies and seeking wisdom from organisms overwhelming us in the
Read MoreIn this study, we evaluate dynamic behaviors of a wing observed from the butterfly''s viewpoint in its flight. The authors conduct a flight observation experiment of Cynthia cardui performing a free flight and fixed flight and an image analysis and calculate flapping angles, lead-lag angle and feathering angles of the butterfly performing flapping
Read MoreButterfly wing fans the fire: High efficient combustion of CWs/CL-20/AP nanocomposite for light ignited micro thruster using multi-channeled hierarchical porous structure from butterfly wing scales Author links open overlay panel Tingting Zhou a 1, Xiaodong Li b 1, Chunjiao Liu b, Xianrui Shi c, Bo Wu a, Xiaohui Duan a,
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Read More"Chitin is used for many complex functions in nature, from making the wings of insects to forming the tough protective shells of mollusks, and has direct engineering application. Our ability to understand and use chitin in its native form is critical to enabling new engineering applications and developments within a low-energy and
Read MoreFigure 10.MnO2/C composite with a 3D hierarchical ridge/straight-pore/nano-grid architecture (RPG-MnO2/C) for supercapacitor applications. (a) Galvanostatic charge–discharge curves of RPG-C and RPG-MnO2/C with different MnO2 loadings at 1 A g−1. (b) Galvanostatic charge–discharge curves at different current
Read MoreThese bio-inspired sensor and energy materials have shown improved performance in harnessing renewable energy, environmental remediation and health monitoring. Therefore, this review highlights recent progress reported on the classification of butterfly wing scale architectures and explores several bio-inspired sensor and energy
Read MoreFigure 1: When butterfly wings are held at a precise angle (34°), body temperature increases by approximately 17°C. The secret of the butterflies'' success is their "optical concentrator". In the human world, examples of optical concentrators include magnifying glasses, telescopes, lighthouses, spectacles, and cameras; each of these
Read MoreFigure 1. Schematic diagram showing features and architectures of a typical butterfly wing scale. - "Butterfly wing architectures inspire sensor and energy applications"
Read MoreOur updated research progress highlighted the structural appearance of butterfly wing architectures, their distinctions based on modification of special structural
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Read MoreREVIEW MATERIALS SCIENCE Butterfly wing architectures inspire sensor and energy applications Maurice I. Osotsi, Wang Zhang*, Imran Zada, Jiajun Gu*, Qinglei Liu, Di Zhang State Key Laboratory of
Read MoreOsotsi et al., (2020) [9] explored the butterfly wing architecture as bioinspired sensor and energy materials by replicating their unique micro/nanostructure
Read MoreThis review mainly covers the excellent multifunctional features of Morpho butterfly wings with representative functional structures of multilayer film system, photonic crystal and ridges. Then, the mechanism of the structure-based optical multifunction of Morpho butterfly is analyzed. In order to facilitate mechanism analysis, the models of
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