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. 2020 Jul 6;117(29):16848–16855. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2001779117

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

Acoustic manipulation of a 3-mm glass sphere in a pig bladder along three different paths. The sphere was levitated along the acoustic axis, moved laterally, and lowered in path 1 (A-C). In path 2 (DF), the sphere was levitated, then moved in a circular path in a transverse plane where it moved in and out of the ultrasound imaging plane as detected by change in image intensity (Movies S5 and S6). Path 3 (GI) was a vertical circle in yz focal plane (Movie S7). As in Fig. 3, the superimposed ultrasound images are color-coded to show the sphere’s motion; the position maps for the ultrasound are in the center; and the superimposed camera images are on the right. Each image shows the 2D projection of intended path. (Scale bar, 1 mm.)