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Home > News > Tiny Changes, Exponentially Multiplied

June 21st, 2005

Tiny Changes, Exponentially Multiplied

Abstract:
Mike Treder: Within twenty years, perhaps in less than ten, nanotechnology will revolutionize the manufacturing industry. A new desktop manufacturing appliance called a nanofactory will make a wide range of amazingly powerful products at extremely low prices. The key again is tiny changes, microscopic machines inside the nanofactory that combine microscopic parts, millions every minute, to produce larger and more complex parts.

Source:
futurebrief.com

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