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Electron micrograph image of a 3.8-micron diameter carbon nanotube yarn that functions as a torsional muscle. (Image courtesy of the University of Texas at Dallas)
A scanning electron micrograph image of a 3.8-micron diameter carbon nanotube yarn that functions as a torsional muscle when filled with an ionically conducting liquid and electrochemically charged. The angle indicates the deviation between nanotube orientation and yarn direction for this helical yarn. (Image courtesy of the University of Texas at Dallas)
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