claytronics

[Jside68]

WARNING REPLICATOR WARNING its start as a good Idea but take only one mad kid to reprograming it with the only idea in mind to replicate...

[Lindinhars1]

A Lógica Espacial extrapolará todas as fronteiras, e usada com essa noção claytronic ... Humm! Pensem em Haddammann Veron Sinn-Klyss, o Pensador do Séc. XXI, que está no Brasil; e olhem a Cenografia-Show Passos da Natureza ... O cara é a mais exuberante mentalidade-evoluída da espécie humana.

[coloradokids2]

good job jakie chan!

[amrosik]

wow, how are these molecules made up? does this actually exist? i dont think so.

how do you want to select and trigger individual electrons or what ever these node points were? not with a remote control... like a model helicopter

[MansXks]

@amrosik .. Intel Claytronics .. it is a concept.. at least in virtual world for now. But some huge work has been done already in Carnegie Melon University, to make it almost happen in real world too.

At the moment, it is still in development, and the public avaiable informatin says that the smallest catoms made in real world with such infrastructure are still over millimeter sizes.

But there is also other ideas.. what has been done already in nanoscale e.g. watch?v=9eQPCmvhpLk

[OfficialCrystalBand]

I know how to make a holigram nowww!!!!!!!!

[amrosik]

@OfficialCrystalBand then tell us, now :

[OfficialCrystalBand]

@amrosik Well, i haven't really figured it out... I am not gonna say anyways :P

[amrosik]

@OfficialCrystalBand :)

[Hedgehogstudioss]

This technology is real and being developed by intel

[Shift4chizzle]

@Hedgehogstudioss r u serious? wow, but i think this stuff is way below the ability of the humans race-if you compare it with some of the classified and secret technologies we have, u know we have space crafts that can actually go the speed of light!

[Hedgehogstudioss]

@Shift4chizzle sooooo.....how the fuck is that possible? I mean to achieve the speed of light you would have to use the outer ring of a black hole or somehow invent the warp engine from star trek...like how is that possible. I don't see how unless they would also use the laser vortex tunnel that they are using to try and make a time machine.

[Shift4chizzle]

@Hedgehogstudioss no u can use a piece of tech invented in 1907, it replaces fossile fuels (it is also classified) it would eliminate poverty and global warming and it is called anti gravity, with this u can exceed the speed of light easily, u have to learn how advanced the human race actually is. u see all the modern sci fi movies- they are less advanced than what we really are. it is a shame that these people who are keeping all this secret are only interested in power.

[inemanja]

@Shift4chizzle and U R chosen one.. u know those secrets... f-off stpd kid..

[Shift4chizzle]

@inemanja lol 1.) i am a kid. 2.) im not stupid, ur probably a stupid 50 year old still living with his mommy and addicted to star wars and comic books , 3.) lol u dont have to be a "chosen one" to be smart, do ur research and im sure ull get to my intelligence some day. just dont give up lol. but u might wanna give up on acting like a child whil you are calling other people kids.

[Shift4chizzle]

@inemanja how stupid can ppl get these days,

[benjabby]

So eventually we could have matter that you just type stuff in a computer and it just shapes itself?

[rerere284]

@benjabby

typing out commands for this would be a bit hard.

probably it would go to shapes you think of or something.

[Shift4chizzle]

@benjabby no u can touch it and mold it yourself like clay, so u can make absolutely anything.

[Ricku571]

My son can pull this off with the free pc program called blender. Check it out.

[MutantBadger]

@Ricku571 You don't know what claytronics are do you?

[Ricku571]

@MutantBadger Now that you ask I can not tell a lie. Not a clue! lol

[TiagoTiagoT]

would it even be possible to pack enough processing power into each of those nanobots at the required scale?

[guyboy625]

@TiagoTiagoT i don't even know if it's possible with quantum computers

[sharmeedigitalis]

Interesting science behind claytronics - see it in action at crazy morphing suitcase video

[DesmondInnovation]

See my YouTube channel for more on self reconfiguring technology.

[diormija]

basically these microbots are so small we cant see them but when they are put togather they are really strong and are controlled by a tiny computer,they are called catoms when cirtain magnets are turned on and other robots will be atracted to it and be able to for any 3d object. this should be possable in 10 to 15 years. and they are micro bots not nanobots

[DjosueD]

nice!

[Jptoutant]

thats cool! what is it!!

[fabioalvescorrea]

This is a simulation of how nanorobots could mount themselves in structures, using magnetic dots.

In the future, these nanorobots could form a called "programable matter", that can assume any shape.

[Jptoutant]

thanks!

its insane :O

[DDoiS]

there arent nanorobots. just normal ones.. but with the properties that you have spoken

regards.

[iPrometheusQ]

aren't these electrostatic spots?

[guyboy625]

@iPrometheusQ yes they are

[3089280288]

Autobots?