Robots & Machines

Scientists have developed a means of 3D printing nanomachines that can do the mechanical work equivalent of a human lifting a car.

Researchers Use 3D Printing to Turn Microscopic Machines Into Powerful Workers

The weight they can lift would be like you lifting a car.

Hard Science

Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Sir Fraser Stoddart and Bernard Feringa will share the prize for their design and synthesis of the ‘world’s smallest machines.’
The state of molecular machines today is at the same level as that of the electric motor in the 1830'

Nanomachines Score The 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

They created small motors no bigger than a human hair, and even a nanoscale 'car.'

Researchers have created the world's first nanofish using gold, nickel, and silver. Each Segment is just 800 nm long. The fish could be key to better ways of delivering medicine and manipulating cells.

World First: New Nanofish Will Change the Way We Deliver Medicine

They're made from gold, silver, and nickel. 

A new technique uses the curious physical laws of the nano-scale itself to “program” nanobots.  Welcome to the future of nanotechnology.  

These Nanobots Can Repair Circuits All by Themselves

They’re tiny but mighty, and they don’t need us to tell them what to do.  

Researchers have invented a UV-light driven nanomachine with motors that run at more than *a million* RPM.

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Researchers Use 3D Printing to Turn Microscopic Machines Into Powerful Workers

Nanomachines Score The 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

World First: New Nanofish Will Change the Way We Deliver Medicine

These Nanobots Can Repair Circuits All by Themselves

Scientists Unveil Super-Fast Submersible Nanomachines Driven by Light

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