Welcome to Home Nanofactory. A home nanofactory will happen one day – we are sure of it. As computer hardware continues to shrink, methods of constructing matter from the smallest possible components gets easier and easier. These proposed nanofactories (see video below) would combine reactive molecules to build larger and larger atomically precise parts. These, in turn, would be assembled by small robotic arms to then build larger blocks of atomically-precise components which would continue to produce physical “life size” products.
A typical nanofactory would fit in a desktop box, not unlike the home paper-output printers of today. These printers will evolve into 3d printers capable of making plastic products, and continue in sophistication and computing power to make essentially any physical product. Please note that oo one has discovered an insurmountable problem with the underlying theories covered in the video below…
One thing is for sure – when home nanofactories are available, a severe world economic disruption would occur, as the scarcity economic model which has existed since the dawn of humans would migrate to a surplus economic model.
I read in wikipedia that “At the smallest scales, mechanical engineering becomes nanotechnology…”. So, can I study Mechanical Engineering and then go in for nanotechnology?
Nanotechnology is my main interest. If there are other undergraduate courses after which I can do postgraduation in nanotechnology, please let me know. Thanks a lot!
possibilities nanotechnologies might enable in future communication devices. Morph can sense its environment, is energy harvesting and self cleaning . Morph is a flexible two-piece device that can adapt its shape to different use modes. Nanotechnology enables to have adaptive materials yet rigid forms on demand. It is also featured in the MoMA online exhibition “Design and the Elastic Mind”. It has been a collaboration project of Nokia Research Center and Cambridge Nanoscience Center. Find …
I am a pharmacist and I’m planning to continue my studies at the level of PhD at University of Waterloo nanotechnology program. I was wondering whether it is a good choice or not?
According to the bible, in the last days, a unified global government will rule the world. The head of this global government, the Antichrist, is one of the more infamous figures in human history, and not a single individual on the face of the earth will lie outside of his jurisdiction:
“And he was given authority to rule over every tribe and people and language and nation.” Revelation 13:7 (NLT)
This global government will emerge in our generation because current technological trends will soon make it inevitable. The catalyst for this consolidation of global political power will be the development of molecular manufacturing (MM), a revolutionary technology of unprecedented capability and strength. It’s a technology that could arrive as soon as tomorrow and almost certainly will arrive within the next decade.
Molecular Manufacturing and Geopolitical Instability
International relations since World War II have largely been shaped by the existence of nuclear weapons. Likewise, the era to come will largely be shaped by the existence of molecular manufacturing. The development of MM will have a much more significant impact than the development of atomic weapons, and the stakes will be much higher. This is because world domination could easily be achieved with the creation of molecular manufacturing.
MM is the ability to manufacture products from the bottom up, one molecule at a time, with atomic precision. The development of MM will lead to the creation of the personal nanofactory, a desktop appliance capable of creating everyday products from basic feedstock (molecules). The consequences of such a technology are so profound, they are probably beyond the ability of a single individual to comprehend.
Since a nanofactory is capable of self-replication, the first could manufacture a duplicate copy of itself. Those two then become four, become eight, and so on. As a result, this compounding capital base could create a massive and decisive military force within days. As Dr. K. Eric Drexler described in his book, Engines of Creation, “a state that makes the assembler breakthrough could rapidly create a decisive military force – if not literally overnight, then at least with unprecedented speed.”
Welcome to Home Nanofactory. A home nanofactory will happen one day – we are sure of it. As computer hardware continues to shrink, methods of constructing matter from the smallest possible components gets easier and easier. These proposed nanofactories (see video below) would combine reactive molecules to build larger and larger atomically precise parts. These, in turn, would be assembled by small robotic arms to then build larger blocks of atomically-precise components which would continue to produce physical “life size” products.
