Abstract

In the past two decades, the research on acoustic metamaterials has flourished, which is also benefited from the development of additive manufacturing technology. The exotic physical phenomena and principles exhibited by acoustic metamaterials have attracted widespread attention from academia and engineering communities, which can be applied to noise reduction and acoustic nondestructive testing in industrial; invisible cloaking and camouflage in the military; medical ultrasound imaging in national health; acoustic stealth in defense security, detection in the ocean, communication, and other fields, i.e., acoustic metamaterials have important scientific research value and broad application prospects. This review summarizes the history and research status of acoustic metamaterials, focusing on the main research progress of metamaterials in nonlinear acoustic and acoustic coatings fields, including the research on acoustic coatings with cavities of our group. Finally, the future development direction of acoustic metamaterials is prospected, and the difficulties and challenges faced by the actual engineering of acoustic metamaterials are discussed, such as difficulties in mass production, hydrostatic pressure resistant property, omnidirectional wave control, high production costs, and so on.

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