👉 An orientation fluid is a type of fluid used in various engineering and design applications, particularly in the context of flexible structures or systems that require adaptability and orientation control. It typically refers to a fluid whose properties, such as viscosity or density, can change in response to external stimuli like temperature, pressure, or electric fields. This adaptability allows the fluid to dynamically adjust the orientation or position of embedded components within a structure, providing precise control over movement and positioning. Orientation fluids are commonly used in soft robotics, adaptive optics, and deployable structures, where the ability to reconfigure shape or orientation is crucial for functionality.
