Atomtronics, a burgeoning field within quantum science and technology, involves the manipulation of ultracold atoms in matter wave circuits, allowing for precise control over a range of physical configurations. Atomtronic devices, such as the atomtronic quantum interference device (AQUID), emulate known electronic components like diodes, batteries, and transistors. Quantum superposition is a key component in atomtronics, used to create atomic qubits. Atomtronics has potential applications in emulating superconducting circuit elements. Research by H M Cataldo from the Universidad de Buenos Aires provides insights into the quantum features of stationary states, paving the way for the development and control of atomtronic devices.