Controlling the rotation modes of hematite nanospindles using dynamic magnetic fields

Honecker, Dirk; Bender, Philipp; Falke, Yannic; Dresen, Dominique; Kundt, Matthias; Schmidt, Annette M.; Tschoepe, Andreas; Sztucki, Michael; Burghammer, Manfred; Disch, Sabrina

doi:10.1039/d2na00522k

Nanoscale Adv.

2022

DOI: 10.1039/d2na00522k

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Controlling the rotation modes of hematite nanospindles using dynamic magnetic fields

Dirk Honecker

Philipp Bender

Yannic Falke

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Abstract: The magnetic field-induced actuation of colloidal nanoparticles has enabled tremendous recent progress towards microrobots, suitable for a variety of applications including targeted drug delivery, environmental remediation or minimally invasive surgery....

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Magnetic motors in interphases: Motion control and integration in soft robots

Ramos Docampo

2024

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Magnetic motors are a class of out-of-equilibrium particles that exhibit controlled and fast motion overcoming Brownian fluctuations by harnessing external magnetic fields. The advances in this field resulted in motors that have been used for different applications, such as biomedicine or environmental remediation. In this Perspective, an overview of the recent advancements of magnetic motors is provided, with a special focus on controlled motion. This aspect extends from trapping, steering, and guidance to organized motor grouping and degrouping, which is known as swarm control. Further, the integration of magnetic motors in soft robots to actuate their motion is also discussed. Finally, some remarks and perspectives of the field are outlined.

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Magnetic motors in interphases: Motion control and integration in soft robots

Ramos Docampo

2024

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Controlling the rotation modes of hematite nanospindles using dynamic magnetic fields

Abstract: The magnetic field-induced actuation of colloidal nanoparticles has enabled tremendous recent progress towards microrobots, suitable for a variety of applications including targeted drug delivery, environmental remediation or minimally invasive surgery....

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Magnetic motors in interphases: Motion control and integration in soft robots

Magnetic motors in interphases: Motion control and integration in soft robots

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