Nano machines

Nano technology. Illustration: shutterstock

Between two worlds: about tiny devices in a big world

Nano robots treat a cancer cell. Illustration: shutterstock

Nanomachines for disease diagnosis

nanobots Illustration: shutterstock

The rise of the nanomachines / Mikhail K. Rocco

Image courtesy of Bartels lab, UC Riverside

Will a molecular horse stomp, step or slide over a surface?

Two-state rotaxane ferrites designed by UCLA's J. Fraser Stoddart lab function as a switch (right) and enable ultra-dense storage of 160 kilobits on a 400x400 nanowire lattice (left)

Nanomachines consisting of a single prodn

A revolution in information technology inspired by DNA

Scanning electron microscope image of a layer of nanowires. Link to the source of the image at the bottom of the article

Great need for a little inspection

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Pea as a modern source of energy

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

The strange physical laws of the nano world

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

A new nano-robotic device