Water Computing Using Superhydrophobic Surfaces

Water droplets can be used to relay digital information because of the way they bounce off each other when on a highly water-repellent surface.
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Water Computing Using Superhydrophobic Surfaces
Water droplets colliding on a superhydrophobic surface collide rebound like billiard balls. Aalto University
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Belinda McCallum
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