“…In recent years shape memory polymers (SMPs) have found growing interests because of their special and unique applications in medical, electronics, hightech industries as well as daily life [1,2]. SMPs are found to be a superior choice for developing novel intelligent polymers due to their low density, economic cost, processability, appreciable shape recovery properties [1,2], high repeated deformation and possibility to modify the material by introducing fillers [3,4]; moreover, their properties can be fine-tuned to requirements via changes in materials additives and synthesis methods [3]. These smart polymers can be programmed so as to change their original permanent shape into a secondary temporary shape through exposing them to external stimuli such as temperature, light, chemicals, pH, magnetic field, etc.…”