Liquid Logic, also known as microfluidic logic, refers to the design and construction of logic gates and circuits using microfluidic channels and droplets. Instead of electrons flowing through wires, liquid droplets flow through channels, and their interactions (merging, splitting, routing) perform logical operations like AND, OR, and NOT. This technology is used in applications such as lab-on-a-chip devices for automated chemical synthesis, diagnostics, and drug screening. It can also be applied to creating autonomously operating systems and biological computation.
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