NANOTECHNOLOGY

• Employs study and applications of exceptionally small things.

  NANOTECHNOLOGY
• When is nano technology discovered?

  December 29, 1959
• Who is the physicist who discussed atoms and molecules can be controlled and directed?

  RICHARD FEYNMAN
• Who coined the term nanotechnology?

  Professor Nario Taniguchi
• Utilizes a particle beam of electrons and electron detector.

  ELECTRON MICROSCOPE
• Who developed the Electron Microscope in 1930

  Ernst Ruska and Max Knoll
• Uses mechanical probe that gathers info from the surface of a material.

  ATOMIC FORCE MISCROSCOPE
• Who invented the ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPE in 1986?

  Gerd Binig, Calvin Quate, and Chistoph Gerber
• Used to view manipulate nanoparticles, atoms, and small molecules.

  Scanning Tunneling Microscope
• Who invented the Scanning Tunneling Microscope in 1986 and won a Nobel Prize Award?

  Gerd Binig and Heinrich Rohrer
• It manufactures products by building up from atomic and molecular scale components.

  BOTTOM-UP FABRICATION
• Trims down large pieces of materials into nanoscale.

  TOP-DOWN FABRICATION
• Is about 2 nanometers in diameter.


  DNA
• Is about 5.5 nanometers 


  Hemoglobin
• A branch of technology which deals with robots.

  ROBOTICS
• PROGRAMMABLE MACHINES

  ROBOTS
• Usually autonomous or semi-autonomous.

  Robots
• Branch of computer science

  Artificial Intelligence
• Can tackle learning, perception, problem-solving, language-understanding and logical reasoning.


  AI algorithms
• Bridge between robotics and AI.

  Artificially Intelligent Robot
• Robots may not injure a human being or, though inaction, allow human being to comet to harm

  LAW ONE
• Must obey orders given by human

  LAW TWO
• Must protect its own existence

  LAW THREE