nanorobotics by sean brakefield. what is a nanorobot? also called nanoid, nanobot, nanite, nanomite,...
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Nanorobotics
By Sean Brakefield
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What is a nanorobot?
Also called nanoid, nanobot, nanite, nanomite, or nanomachine.
A machine ranging in or close to the scale of a nanometer (1 billionth of a meter).
Or a machine that allows precision interactions with nano-sized objects or at a nano-scale.
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History
First conceptualized by Albert Hibbs and Richard Feynman.
“There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom.” “Swallow the doctor.” Relatively new field. First Inventor was Adriano Cavalcanti.
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Nanocar
Developed by Rice University in 2005. Uses a Scanning Tunneling Microscope it can
drive molecules is a certain direction to create propulsion.
Uses buckyballs for wheels.
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Utility Fog
First proposed by Dr. John Hall in 1993 for a seat belt replacement in cars.
Can be used on a massive scale to theoretically create any sort of structure.
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Bio Chip
Nanorobots designed for medical purposes such as surgeries, drug-delivery, and diagnosis.
Currently being created, yet to be fully implemented.
UCF is currently using and teaching these nanotechnologies.
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Nubots
Short for Nucleic Acid Robots. DNA based machines. Can be activated by proteins and other
molecules of DNA. Useful in in-vitro drug delivery.
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Bacteria-based Nanorobots
Propulsion is a problem for most nanorobotic designs.
Uses a bacteria as a host and the flagellum for propulsion.
Magnetic fields can be used to control the direction of such machines.
MIT research for direct chemotherapy to cancer cells.
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Video on Nanotechnology
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sITy14zCvI8&feature=related
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Work Cited
Nanocar - http://phys.org/news64081416.html Utility Fog -
http://www.nanotech-now.com/utility-fog.htm Medical Advancements in Nanotechnology -
http://www.zyvex.com/nanotech/nanotechAndMedicine.html
http://www.gisborneherald.co.nz/article/?id=12940
http://www.nanorobotinventor.com/
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Questions
What is considered to be the “Medieval Nanotechnology” and what was it used for?
What biological feature do bacteria-based nanorobots use for propulsion?
What is nubots short for? What is a Utility Fog and what was it first
designed for? What does “Swallow the Doctor” refer to?
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Answers
The heating and cooling of stained glass to create the various colors.
The flagellum of the bacteria. Nucleic Acid Robot. A swarm of nanobots first designed as an
alternative seat belt. Nanorobots in the medical field.