Engineers at Cornell University have designed this odd-looking machine that can rebuild itself and also could perform repairs on itself.
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Engineers at Cornell University have designed this odd-looking machine that can rebuild itself and also could perform repairs on itself. http://www.forofriki.com
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NanoTech was the first thing that came ot mind when I saw this. You guys watch movies like terminator? When The robot's armour gets a hole through it and it repairs itself? This is a Big model. When they actually integrate this into nanotech, We'l have really awesome armours.
If you don't understand how important self-replication is to science and technology, that's your problem not mine. I'm not going spell it out for you if you're going to be rude. Do you even know what a nanotube is???
Okay, I'll explain it. Nanotubes are made of carbon atoms that are bent into long tube shapes and are very sturdy, so they're good to be used in construction of buildings among other things. Nanotubes are hard to make by ourselves, but a self-replicating molecule with a "universal computer" can be programmed to make other molecules which can make the tubes atom by atom.
You could use molecular "robots" to make complicated molecules that can fight diseases too.
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Okay, I'll explain it. Nanotubes are made of carbon atoms that are bent into long tube shapes and are very sturdy, so they're good to be used in construction of buildings among other things. Nanotubes are hard to make by ourselves, but a self-replicating molecule with a "universal computer" can be programmed to make other molecules which can make the tubes atom by atom.
You could use molecular "robots" to make complicated molecules that can fight diseases too.