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Keyword: nanobot

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  • Nanobots delivery drugs to any part of the body.

    08/15/2022 3:47:07 AM PDT · by ChuckR163 · 9 replies
    Science News 22 ^ | 8/15/2022 | ScienceNews22
    Naturally, this would never be abused to deliver drugs to stop the heart instantly to a political opponent.
  • Chiang Mai University involved in tiny nanobot's human voyage

    10/24/2006 8:14:41 PM PDT · by annie laurie · 18 replies · 716+ views
    The Nation ^ | October 24, 2006 | Arthit Khwankhom
    A Chiang Mai University team has developed a motor so small it will power a microscopic robot on an expedition through human blood vessels.Boffins at the university's science faculty describe their invention as a "nanomotor". It will drive a medical robot about the size of a blood cell on a tour of the maze of human veins and capillaries.A "nanobot" - or nanotechnology robot - developed at Kent State University in Ohio, United States will be powered by a motor made of an extremely fine and pure ceramic created at Chiang Mai University. In addition to powering the nanobot, the...
  • The future of manufacturing

    12/02/2004 11:40:26 PM PST · by billybudd · 7 replies · 596+ views
    Danny Taggart's Blogarama ^ | 12/03/2004 | Danny Taggart
    I was reading a nanotech article on TechCentralStation and started thinking about the future of manufacturing. I can see three potential futures. The real one may be some sort of synthesis, or the application of each in different domains, or the overall dominance of one over the others. 1. Assembly - this is the current manufacturing method, which has been used for centuries. It is a reductionist method: break up the system you want to build into component parts. Build those first, then put them together. 2. Digital printing - like the 3D printers today, except many times larger, faster,...