Autofac (Nanorobots)

Very small robots working on self-replication (Read the full article)

"The promise of nanomaterials and machines is infinite. The future is in the laws of physics that will be redefined on a scale only able to be seen with the aid of high intensity microscopy. Science fiction here has proven to drive the most brilliant minds into discovery, this technology and the thoeretical foundations built by Feynman will rapidly produce a change in society that will alter the way all is percieved."
(Angelo J. Prisco. science fiction author, 3/31/2005 7:04:30 PM )

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