Particle rotation in levitated droplet [Dataset]

Acoustic levitation is a technique that suspends liquid droplets in air using acoustic forces. The levitated droplets experience both acoustic radiation pressure, which influences their shape, and acoustic streaming, which induces internal flow. This internal flow can be leveraged to simulate microgravity conditions on Earth. This dataset presents front and side views of a levitated droplet, with microparticles tracked to assess the feasibility of microgravity simulation.