| Magic stickers were invented by Swiss Engineer George De Messler (1907-1990). |
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Magic stickers were invented by Swiss Engineer George De Messler (1907-1990). When he returned from a hunt, he found Stipa sticking to his clothes. When he looked under a microscope, he found that the fruits of Needlegrass had a hook-like structure that could stick to the fabric. So he thought of hooking the wool. In fact, this structure already exists in the feathers of birds. The positive feathers of birds are composed of feathers and feathers. The pinna is composed of many elongated feather branches. The two sides of the barbs are dense and lined with Hako Mie. Hook is on one side of the bark and loop is on the other, making the adjacent barbs hook together to form a solid, elastic feather sheet to move air and protect the body. The branchlets separated by external forces can hook again by the pecking comb of the bird's beak. Birds often peck the fat secreted by the fat glands of the tail and apply it when pecking and combing feathers to keep them intact in structure and function. |
