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Researchers at the University of Helsinki developed a prototype using 256 speakers to guide liquid through an invisible ultrasonic tube at 40 kilohertz. The 8-centimeter device draws 50 watts of power and can redirect flow on demand for transporting corrosive or delicate substances without physical walls.
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