This document discusses the potential use of nanorobots in heart surgery. It describes how nanorobots, which are tiny machines that operate at the nanoscale, could be injected into the body through a needle and used to remove fatty deposits or clots from arteries. The nanorobots would have molecular sorting rotors, propellers, and fins to navigate through the bloodstream and ultrasonic sensors to track their location. Their small size allows them to access narrow blood vessels. While this technology could provide fast and less invasive treatment, challenges remain in practical implementation and controlling artificial robots.