Abstract
3D printer applications for developing robotics
Highlights
Metamaterials is a class of engineered materials with properties not found in nature
For Radio frequency (RF) communicatons these materials are envisaged to be used for planar antennas and RF devices where advantages are obtained by engineering the permitivity and permeability of the composite structure
Metamaterials for RF communications include those comprising of sub-wavelength highly ordered arrays of conductive materials embedded in a dielectric host material
Summary
Metamaterials is a class of engineered materials with properties not found in nature. For Radio frequency (RF) communicatons these materials are envisaged to be used for planar antennas and RF devices where advantages are obtained by engineering the permitivity and permeability of the composite structure.
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