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Inspired by the Cuttlefish, a Synthetic Skin Whose Structure Can Be Modified and Programmed

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Researchers have succeeded in imitating the ability of some cephalopods to change colour and texture to camouflage.

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Inspired by the Cuttlefish, a Synthetic Skin Whose Structure Can Be Modified and Programmed

Researchers have succeeded in imitating the ability of some cephalopods to change colour and texture to camouflage.

·Paris, France
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This Synthetic Skin Inspired by Octopus Changes Color and Texture on Request

In Stanford's labs, a team of engineers and physicists managed to bring to life materials inspired by a master of natural camouflage: the cephalopod. Their creation...

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Friday, January 16, 2026.
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