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Researchers develop photochromic active colloids for the development of new smart materials hkuniversity nature

). A commercial 3LCD projector was chosen to project designed colour textures onto the as-prepared colloidal swarm ink. To obtain pure blue, green and red light, three optical filters were placed between the dichroic combiner cube and the original RGB light source to narrow the default broader output wavelength range for non-overlapping output . To project high-resolution image, the projector lens was inverted.

In the macroscopic imaging demonstration, the colloidal swarm ink was injected into a parallel plate glass cell separated with parafilm, while the designed textures were projected onto the ink and exposed for 120 s. The obtained colour images were recorded with a digital camera . The colour gamut was measured to characterize the performance of the photochromic ink. First, a series of images were obtained by projecting six colour blocks with different times and intensities.

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