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These are the slides I made for the Micro Systems and Nano technology course that I gave for Mikro centrum for some years, a little old but not outdated i think. Already the current converge of hardware technology, software technology and biology becomes visible.
Nanotechnology Final.007 Mr. Avanish Agarwal & Makesh IyerAvanish Agarwal
Nanotechnology, upcoming trend in future. A brief introduction to the nanotechnology and its various aspects.
(For Downloads, send me mail
agarwal.avanish@yahoo.com)
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2. What is Nanotechnology?
Nanotechnology is molecular manufacturing or, more
simply, building things one atom or molecule at a time with
programmed nanoscopic robot arms
Allow automatic construction of consumer goods without
traditional labor (e.g. Xerox machine)
The trick is to manipulate atoms individually and place
them exactly where needed to produce the desired structure
The payoff for mastering this technology will be far
greater than anything we have achieved so far
3. The Next Euphoria
“Stocks with nano in the name will be all the next rage.”
-Tom Theis, director of physical sciences at IBM
Research
VC’s looking for post Internet-meltdown opportunities
Nanotechnology has seen exciting recent breakthroughs
$500 M in government funding
Possibilities are endless
4. “It’s hard to think of an industry that isn’t likely to be
disrupted by nanotechnolgy.”
– David Bishop of Lucent Technologies’ Bell Labs
Consumer
Technology
Medical
Ecological
Industries Likely to be Affected
5. Consumer
Self-assembling consumer goods
Safe and affordable space travel
Molecular food syntheses (end starvation)
Construction of buildings/houses
8. Medical
End to illness, aging, death
Programmable microscopic smart materials
Drexler artificial immune system
Mmicroscopic submarines
"Cell Sentinel“
9. Ecological
Reintroduction of many extinct plants and animals
End to pollution
For instance, plastics
Automatic cleanup of already existing pollution
Viable alternative energy source
Nanites = “Servants of Humanity”
Pave roads and create wood
10. When Will Nanotechnology Arrive?
"Arrive", is broadly defined as the arrival of the first
"Universal Assembler" that has the ability to build with single
atoms anything one's software defines (like a microwave oven)
Possible creations could include: Doc Martens, Papa John’s,
pizza, Pampers’ diapers, and Motorola cell phones
Tom R. Craver, a prominent nanothinkier asserts that
nanotecnology will arrive in “full, undeniable” force by 2030
11. Birge Brenner Drexler Hall Smalley
Molecular
Assembler
2005 2025 2015 2010 2000
Nanocomputer 2040 2040 2017 2010 2100
Cell Repair 2030 2035 2018 2050 2010
Commercial
product
2002 2000 2015 2005 2000
Nanotech laws 1998 2036 2015 1995 2000
A Timeline for the Future
Below is a timeline taken from an August 1995 article from
Wired magazine. The five experts have Ph.D’s.
12. Who’s Doing Nanotechnology?
Zyvex is striving to become the industry leader in adaptable,
affordable molecular manufacturing. It estimates 5-10years
for its first product.
Nanogen has developed the NanoChipTM Molecular Biology
Workstation that incorporates a proprietary microchip
capable of rapid identification and precise analysis of
biological molecules.
IBM is currently investigating carbon nanotubes
(metals/semiconductors, strong materials, good
conductivity), nanolithography, and silicon nanoelectronics.
Lucent is currently involved in nanotechnology through its
development of optical switching using MEMS
(Microelectromechanical Systems).
Nanotechnology creates nanostructured materials
(functional coatings, scratch resistant coatings, antistatic
coatings, healthcare products, and advanced ceramics.
13. How Do I Get a Degree in Nanotechnology?
Classes:
Applied Mathematics, Electronics, Drafting, Art,
Embedded Systems, Hardware/Software Development,
Genetics, Artificial Intelligence, Number Theory, Game
Theory, Welding, Computer Graphics and Animation,
Chaos Theory, & Cosmology
Universities offering degrees in Nanotechnology:
Rice, Caltech, USC, MIT, NC State, Harvard, & UC-
Berkley