We theoretically propose an optomechanical system based on suspended metasurface to achieve low threshold optical
bistability. By integrating the silicon nitride (Si3N4) membrane with metasurface, it can achieve a near-unity reflectivity
around 1550 nm, when it forms an optomechanical cavity with a high-reflectivity fixed mirror, its 2 mm 2 mm size and
100 nm thickness enable it to respond sensitively to radiation pressures on the order of 100 milliwatts.Benefit from the
excellent optical and mechanical properties of the metasurface, the optomechanical system performs strong
optomechanically induced nonlinearity, and exhibits optical bistability at intensity of aboot 1.5 W/cm-2.
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