This document proposes using nanobots to provide healthcare in remote areas without regular access to medical facilities. Nanobots could perform tasks like X-rays, MRIs, treat tumors and perform minor surgeries. They would send images and data to experts anywhere, allowing for quick diagnosis and treatment. As they are a one-time investment, nanobots could significantly improve rural healthcare standards in nations with difficult terrain like India. The document discusses issues with nanobots, how they would work structurally and functionally using components like sensors and propellers, and how they could be powered, programmed and inoculated. Potential applications include breaking up blood clots, fighting cancer and removing parasites. Both advantages like high speed and low energy

1. RECONCEPTUALIZING MEDICAL FACILITIES USING NANOBOTS

2. Abstract
The concept in this paper aims to provide healthcare facilities to the unreached areas where health experts cannot hitch up regularly, We will be using nanobots which will perform the task of sophisticated and huge machines such as X-ray, MRI, treat tumor's, orthopedic problems and blockages. This methodology will help in better treatment of patients as internal images are obtained easily and experts can access reports immediately from anywhere and take earliest remedies. Nanobot are a one-time investment and the credit of performing minor orthopedic and myocardial curing and minor surgeries goes to nanobots.
Hence these nanobots can be a boon to a diverse nation which has got rough terrains such as India and can bring effective changes specially, in rural health standards and facilities.

3. Nanotechnology Is the study of manipulating matter on an atomic and molecular scale, generally nanotechnology deals with structures sized between sized 1 to 100 nanometer in at least one dimension involves developing materials or devices within that sizes

4. Nanobot Issues
Sensors Computer and control Power Communication
Interfaces and integration
Programming and coordination All the issues are raised by the Nanobot for the nano electro mechanical system

5. Glyco Protein based (Ig) structure enters human blood or tissue by means of intravenous vaccination
•Molecular Sorting Rotor
•Propellers
•Fins
•Jet pump
•Membrane propulsion
Works with the following components Structure and Working of Nanobot

6. Provides real-time information about antibodies to antigens, cell receptors to their glands etc. Used for drug detection.
To detect chemical vapors at low concentration based on surface stress.

7. Charge of the system battery made of a single nano wire which is 7000 times thinner than human hair is used.
various source of power Source within the body Body heat
Power from the bloodstream
External to the body
Physical connection
Induced magnetic

8. Cameras and Lasers in Nanobots
Disposable micro camera for navigation and view of internal images.
It will be accessed by CMOS sensors for transmission of images
Laser made out of nanoroids and a semiconductor chip is used.
Laser can be used for removing clots and blocks and minor surgeries and wounds.

9. Programming in Nanobots
OODMS is created with the help of C, C++ language.
It helps the medical authorities to keep data of nanobots inoculated
Nanobots would be tagged with a primary identity barcode or code.
Reduces delay in healthcare & treatment

10. Inoculated using a stalk solution with a layer of drug covering.
Mass basis implantation is preferred
Connected with database managements.

11. Breaking up blood clots
Fighting cancer Parasite removal
Internal Images Breaking up of kidney stones
arteriosclerosis

12. Advantages and Disadvantages
Risk of cancer
May affect human health by introducing toxicity in blood
Replication may become out of control The microscopic size of the nan machines translates into high operational speeds.
Durability is another potential asset Individual units require only a tiny amount of energy to operate.

13. conclusion
It is an absolute approach to welfare of health care system of our nation and for a sustainable growth and development of India.
It can be handled by NGOS
Hospitals
Health departments and ministry.

14. References
Design and Control of a sensor guided nan robot by Markus Brunner and Andreas Stemmer
Nano-robotics in medical application by Constantinos Mavroidis.
Current status of nan medicine and medical nan robotics by Robert A Freitas
Worlds smallest semi-conductor laser created by University of Texas.

15. Lets boost our nation to utmost prosperity