Yale develops fluidic memory chip using water flow, microfibers

DIGITIMESOctober 20, 2026en

A research team at Yale University in the US has found that flowing networks made of water or other fluids can store memory like computer chips, leading to the development of a fluidic memory chip with potential applications in soft robots. The team recently published its findings in Physical Review X (PRX).

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