Water Gear Mechanism, Clockwise @newyorkuniversity
Water Gear Mechanism, Clockwise @newyorkuniversity
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A team of New York University scientists have created a gear mechanism that relies on water to generate movement. For other conditions, the rotors spin in the same direction like pulleys looped together with a belt. Video contains no audio

Video courtesy of NYU's Applied Mathematics Laboratory.
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