👉 The shape fluid, also known as the liquid crystal, is a unique material that exhibits properties between those of conventional liquids and solid crystals. It has an ordered, anisotropic structure where the molecules tend to align along specific axes, giving it a fluid-like consistency but with directional properties. This alignment can be influenced by external factors such as electric or magnetic fields, allowing shape fluids to change shape rapidly and precisely. They are used in various applications, including adaptive lenses in eyeglasses, displays in electronic devices, and soft robotics, due to their ability to respond quickly and reversibly to stimuli.
