As per recent reports, it has been unveiled that an acoustic levitator has been designed. The levitator has been developed by a group of researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Switzerland.
The device that is meant to control and mixing substance between two platforms has been made of sound-emitting squares. These sound-emitting squares are quite special as they are able to seal things in them.
Researcher Daniele Foresti was of the view that there is no doubt about the fact acoustic levitators is a not a novel concept. But there is a thing that is new and that the device is able to move the material.
It has also been said that it is one of a kind levitation device, which has put in use the high-frequency sound waves. These waves work to bring together floating particles.
There are a number of other methods that can be part of levitation methods. Some of them are using the electrical fields and magnets.
Stuyd researchers were of the view, "For the first time, you can move matter in a very controllable yet contactless manner". Moreover, one can perform the task while staying at home and there is no need to travel space for the same, affirmed researchers.
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