Physicists turn particles in chaotic orbits into liquid computers

tomshardware.com 2026-07-26 Luke James

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Technologies:chaotic orbits liquid computing Mackey-Glass series memristor reservoir computing laser heating hydrodynamics particle tracking Gaussian kernels ridge regression

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chaotic systems liquid computing particle orbits artificial intelligence physical computing nanotechnology optical manipulation hydrodynamics machine learning computational physics reservoir computing microfluidics

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Physicists at the Universities of Konstanz and Stuttgart have demonstrated a novel 'liquid computer' using 400 microscopic particles in a liquid droplet, capable of chaotic signal forecasting and anom... Read original →

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