Nanomaterials possess unique properties such as high strength, lightweight, large surface area, and exceptional electrical, thermal, and optical characteristics. These properties make them ideal for enhancing smart structures. For instance, carbon nanotubes and graphene can be used to create materials that are both strong and flexible. Quantum dots can be employed in sensors to achieve high sensitivity and specificity. By incorporating these nanomaterials, smart structures can achieve significant advancements in performance and functionality.
