1. Presented by
Saad nafees
Shafiq ur rehman

2.  Nanotechnology is the creation of
useful/functional materials, devices and
systems and exploitation of novel phenomena
and properties on the nanometer length
scale .

5.  http://screencast.com/t/MzAxODc5

6.  In 1959, physicist and future Nobel prize
winner Richard Feynman gave a lecture to
the American Physical Society called “There's
Plenty of Room at the Bottom” providing
inspiration for the field of nanotechnology.
 In 1986, K. Eric Drexler wrote "Engines of
Creation" and introduced the term
nanotechnology.

7.  Diagnostic such as cancer detection

8.  Improved cancer treatment

9.  Clothing that can act as a computer, TV’s
using Carbon Nanotubes
 Plastics that conduct electricity
 Materials that change color and
transparency on demand.
 Materials that are self repairing, self
cleaning, and never need repainting.
 Coatings that are nearly frictionless

10.  Batteries that store more energy and are
much more efficient
 Plastics and paints that will store solar power
and convert to energy
 Cosmetics that can penetrate the skin
 Technology that can re-grow bone and
organs
 Nanofilters will help create impurity free
drugs

11.  Smaller and faster electronics
 Flexible touch screens
 High density intigrated circuits

12.  Sunscreens that leave no whitish marks
 Active glass that cleans itself using nano
particles
 Gloves that provide extreme stain resistance
capabilities due to coating of nano particles In
hair like structure
 Paint that is resistance to scratching
 Tennis rackets that are super light and strong
made using carbon nanotubes

13.  Mass Production/Throughput and Cost
Constraints
 Funding Requires Long-Term Investments
 Intellectual Property Issues - Patent Office
that is Overwhelmed and Under-Qualified