Janus particles can self-assemble around microfabricated gears in reproducible configurations with a high degree of spatial and orientational order. The final configuration maximizes the torque applied on the rotor leading to a unidirectional and steady rotating motion. The interplay between geometry and dynamical behavior leads to the self-assembly of Janus micromotors starting from randomly distributed particles.
Self-Assembly of Micromachining Systems Powered by Janus Micromotors.
C. Maggi,J. Simmchen,F. Saglimbeni,J. Katuri,M. Dipalo,F. De Angelis,S. Sánchez,R. Di Leonardo
Published 2017 in Small
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2017
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2017-07-12
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Medicine, Materials Science, Physics, Engineering
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