Abstract
Anti-icing is a crucial concern for solid surfaces in numerous industrial domains and has garnered significant attention in recent years. Traditional anti-icing methods for solid surfaces often require a substantial input of energy. In this study, we provide a brief overview of the potential applications of anti-icing and recent advancements in the field. Then, we present a novel anti-icing method, the design of superhydrophobic anti-icing surfaces based on droplet dynamics. Additionally, we delve into several related topics that could benefit future research in the area, such as the design of solid surfaces with various bio-inspired properties, among others.
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