👉 Pockets engineering refers to the advanced design and fabrication techniques employed in the development of microfluidic devices, which are systems that manipulate and control fluids at a microscopic scale. This engineering focuses on creating intricate networks of tiny channels, chambers, and valves that enable precise fluid handling, mixing, and separation. By leveraging materials science, microfabrication processes like photolithography, etching, and soft lithography, engineers can produce highly efficient and miniaturized fluidic systems. These systems are critical in various applications, including biomedical diagnostics, chemical analysis, and drug delivery, where the ability to manipulate fluids at such small scales offers significant advantages in terms of speed, accuracy, and portability. Pockets engineering thus bridges the gap between theoretical fluid dynamics and practical, scalable solutions in fields requiring precise control over fluid behavior.
