👉 The Pi Fluid is an advanced, non-Newtonian fluid that exhibits unique properties, meaning its viscosity changes in response to applied stress. Unlike typical fluids that maintain a constant viscosity, Pi Fluid flows more easily under shear stress, such as when squeezed or stirred, and becomes thicker when left undisturbed. This behavior is due to its complex molecular structure, which can form temporary networks under stress, allowing it to behave like a solid at low stress and a liquid at higher stress. This dual nature makes Pi Fluid particularly useful in various applications, including biomedical devices, soft robotics, and advanced materials, where adaptable and responsive fluid behavior is essential.
