Bowen Cai
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Bowen Cai is a rising researcher in the field of advanced acoustic manipulation, with a focus on contactless, programmable object control. Their key research areas include acoustic tweezers, airborne vortex generation, and robotic-assisted manipulation. Cai’s major contribution lies in the development of an airborne acoustic vortex end effector, which enables multi-mode, programmable control of object surfing—trapping, repelling, and spinning particulates without physical contact. This work, published in *Advanced Materials Technologies* (2024), represents a significant step forward in non-invasive manipulation technologies, with applications in microassembly, biomedical engineering, and materials science. Though early in their career, Cai’s research has already garnered attention, with their most-cited paper accumulating 1 citation. Their achievement in co-authoring a study that integrates robotics with acoustic vortex tweezers—collaborating with experts like Jiangtao Cheng, Y. Albert Pan, and Zhenhua Tian—highlights their role in pioneering next-generation, contactless control systems. This work not only demonstrates technical innovation but also opens new avenues for precise, programmable object surfing in air.
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