Researchers manipulated water waves to move ping pong balls with a level of precision that seems straight out of a sci-fi movie.
“We’ve shown that water waves can be used to precisely move floating objects as small as rice grains,” said Assistant ...
Called a cymascope, it's designed to create and tune repeating patterns of waves, like those formed in ... quarter-inch-deep dish of water vibrated by a speaker. The camera peers down on the ...
"We've shown that water waves can be used to precisely move floating objects as small as rice grains. Future research could study even smaller waves such as those on the scale of cells that are ...
The method involves generating and merging water waves to create complex surface patterns, such as twisting loops and swirling vortices. Laboratory experiments showed that these patterns can pull in ...
The idea was inspired by earlier work involving light that was conducted by Shen Yijie. A co-lead on the new project, Yijie realized that light and ...
"We've shown that water waves can be used to precisely move floating objects as small as rice grains. Future research could study even smaller waves such as those on the scale of cells that are ...