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Here comes nanites by Mr. Thomas Caldwell

Overview. Some nanohistoryNanotechnologyNanocomputingNanitesApplications of NanitesOngoing researchDark side of the forceConclusionReferences. Some nanohistory. A nanometer is one billionth of a meterNanotechnolgy is building machines one atom at a timeFirst described by Nobel lauriat

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Here comes nanites by Mr. Thomas Caldwell

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    1. Here comes nanites by Mr. Thomas Caldwell Presented by Banoori Sridhar Reddy

    2. Overview Some nanohistory Nanotechnology Nanocomputing Nanites Applications of Nanites Ongoing research Dark side of the force Conclusion References

    3. Some nanohistory A nanometer is one billionth of a meter Nanotechnolgy is building machines one atom at a time First described by Nobel lauriate physicist Richard Feynman In 1959 he gave  a lecture called "There's plenty of room at the bottom" in which he suggested that the laws of physics would allow people to use small machines to make smaller machines eventually onto the atomic level The first one to coin the term is K. Eric Drexler, one time student of Feynman's With the invention of the scanning tunneling microscope and the atomic force microscope, scientists were allowed to not only take photographs of single atoms but also to move atoms one by one.

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