NOW COMPUTER CAN RUN ON WATER DROPLETS TOO.

We all know that computer runs on the electrons or the flow of current.

But the new advancement in the technology has led to the development of the computer which runs on water droplets.

A Stanford engineer developed a computer that runs on the water.

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It had a magnetic clock:

Developing a clock for a fluid-based computer required some creative thinking. It needed to be easy to manipulate, and also able to influence multiple droplets at a time. The system needed to be scalable so that in the future, a large number of droplets could communicate amongst each other without skipping a beat. Prakash realized that a rotating magnetic field might do the trick.

Katsikis and Prakash built arrays of tiny iron bars on glass slides that look something like a Pac-Man maze. They laid a blank glass slide on top and sandwiched a layer of oil in between. Then they carefully injected into the mix individual water droplets that had been infused with tiny magnetic nanoparticles.

How it works:

Every time the field flips, the polarity of the bars reverses, drawing the magnetized droplets in a new, predetermined direction, like slot cars on a track, the Stanford press release explains. Every rotation of the field counts as one clock cycle, like a second hand making a full circle on a clock face, and every drop marches exactly one step forward with each cycle.

This is a very good invention cause it will help to conserve our energy resources.