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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP140104408

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    Australian Research Council
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    $450,000.00
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    Design of nastic cellular structures with osmotic actuation. Shape changing structures play an imperative role in aerospace, automobile, energy and other industries. This project aims to develop novel concepts extracted from nastic motion in plants and relevant computational algorithms for the design of nastic cellular structures with osmotic actuation. The project is of significance as it offers a potential solution to the shape morphing challenge in aircraft and automobile from biomimetics vie .... Design of nastic cellular structures with osmotic actuation. Shape changing structures play an imperative role in aerospace, automobile, energy and other industries. This project aims to develop novel concepts extracted from nastic motion in plants and relevant computational algorithms for the design of nastic cellular structures with osmotic actuation. The project is of significance as it offers a potential solution to the shape morphing challenge in aircraft and automobile from biomimetics viewpoint - nastic actuation. The expected outcomes will be: a new numerical method for designing nastic cellular structures; and, validated algorithms with a novel topological geometry representation and multi objectives and constraints for applications in morphing structures with multiple target shapes.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP110104123

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    Australian Research Council
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    $290,000.00
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    Design of compliant structure systems with integrated actuators. This project will meet some key scientific challenges in finding new smart compliant structures with desired functions for products, like morphing wings, piezoelectric-based energy harvesters, bio-sensors, in aerospace, energy, medical instruments and environment industries etc., and hence support economic activities and growth in Australia.
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