Posts Tagged ‘levitation’
Science: Watch This Ball Float On Nothing But Sound Waves (Video)
November 18, 2015
Researchers at the University of Sussex have invented a ‘sonic tractor beam.’
– University of Sussex, Communications and External Relations
You know, we could leave it at that and be geeked out enough. Scientists actually made something they call a TRACTOR BEAM! Nice. But is it real? Damn straight. Watch this miracle in force mechanics… a ball steadily suspended on sound waves coming from small speakers.
How To Make Your Smartphone Float In Mid-Air (Video)
June 12, 2014
Where’s the smartphone? Over there… on The Magic Phone Stand… charging and floating! Well, sorta. The phone stand is a smartphone case made and marketed in cooperation with Martinka Magic (New Jersey, USA); and it employs a stiff charging cable that also unctions as a phone stand. The phone, placed in the stand, makes it appear as though the phone is floating in mid-air. The product should be available to the consumer market (you and me) in September 2014.
Posted in Product, Videos | 
Tags: floating phone, levitating phone, levitation, Magic Phone Stand, Martinka Magic | 
No Comments »
Science: Japanese Scientists Levitate Objects With Sound Waves (Video)
January 4, 2014
Stop stop STOP! Hold up with all the scientific talk for a minute! People, they are moving sh!t without touching sh!t! Acoustic manipulation… On some X-MEN sh!t! Excuse my ‘French’ (or don’t hahaa) but this is really dope science fiction fact!
READ: SOUNDWAVE 3DVOLUTION
Posted in Science, Technology, Videos | Tags: 3D, Acoustic Manipulation, Jun Rekimoto, levitation, Mid-Air Acoustic Manipulation, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Sony CSL, sound wave management, Takayuki Hoshi, The University of Tokyo, Three-Dimensional Mid-Air Acoustic Manipulation, Yoichi Ochiai | No Comments »
