“…In 2018, Browaeys group constructed a threedimensional atom array composed of 72 single atoms trapped in optical tweezers, optionally manipulating the spatial position of each atom [8]. In our system, we have already captured [2,9] and transferred [10,11] single atoms to optical tweezer efficiently, built cesium (Cs) magic-wavelength optical dipole trap [2,3], and finally achieved triggered single-photon source at 852 nm based on single atom manipulation [3,12]. * wwjjmm@sxu.edu.cn When manipulating the single atoms in the optical tweezers, it is required that the atoms be captured we must capture all the atoms in the tweezers before finishing all the operations.…”