Nanocars: individually moving molecules
Scientists of Rice University have accidentally discovered how atoms can move individually on nanoscale. The so-called nanocards determine their own path.
James Tour, a Professor of Chemistry, Computer Science, as well as a Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science at Rice University, created the nanocar in 2005, spawning much excitement and subsequent research.
Future Vision by Erwin Van Lun on this article
That count mean that we’ll start to develop issue that, for example, folds clothes or cleans clothes (goes directly to the dirty spots), pulls away water from the sink (will you even need a kitchen?) or paints the wall. Or that envelops our body when we get cold and has exactly the right temperature. That clothing will then adapt to the environment. With friends? It’ll get very different colours, other properties then when we make music or meditate or practice a sport. After we’ve gotten used to ‘normal’ robots in our lives, everything will change exactly how we want it at that moment. Now that‘s mass-customisation.
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