Bioinspired Microcilia Achieved with Low-Volt Ionic Hydrogel Actuation

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January 20, 2026

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3D printed hydrogel microcilia exhibit rapid motion and durability, establishing a foundation for advanced microscale fluid control and biomedical applications.

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