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more magnets

this is approaching the limit of how many floating magnets can be added to the system.

This ball is suspended by an electromagnet, and there is a feedback loop containing an LED and a light sensor.

This is a device that we saw through a display window in the EECS department at UC Berkeley. It is part of a class on feedback systems.

A view through the microscope at a MEMS device that can walk

some magnets are being held at the perimeter by other magnets outside the pan

see what happens when instability hits

change the repulsion to attraction and see what patterns now form

floating magnets

floating magnets

some magnets are captive in a plastic cup

this is so much fun

ferrofluids flow uphill

what happens when a stable arrangement of floating magnets is perturbed?