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Self Replicating Systems and Molecular Manufacturing
This version is adapted and revised from the original version, published in the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society, Volume 45 (1992) pages 407-413. Self replicating systems have long been seen as an economical method of exploring space. For example, the costs involved in the exploration of the galaxy using self replicating probes would be almost exclusively the design and initial manufacturing costs. Subsequent manufacturing costs would then drop dramatically.
Institute for Molecular Manufacturing
Molecular differential gear, an early IMM funded project Molecular manufacturing is a future technology that will allow us to build large objects to atomic precision, quickly and cheaply, with virtually no defects. Robotic mechanisms will position and react molecules to build systems to complex atomic specification. The theoretical capabilities and performance of these systems have been analyzed for over fifteen years, molecular machine components are being built now, and molecular manufacturing could mature within the next ten years.
BALLView
Info BALLView is our standalone molecular modeling and visualization application. Furthermore it is also a framework for developing molecular visualization functionality. It is available free of charge under the GPL for Linux, Windows and MacOS. Important Note (Update):Atom Chip Corporation is a research & development company for new designs of memory devices and processors. All company production is focused for use in Military and Space programs only . This company is in business since 1993. Atom Chip Corporation has developed a series of new Quantum and Quantum-Optical devices for storing and processing information. These devices permit high-speed data accessibility, with a high degree of reliability, non-volatility, and extremely high-density in an extremely compact size. The devices do not employ any mechanical or moving parts, and are completely based on solid state optoelectronics.
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Nanotechnology Desktop Factory
Working with Dr. Eric Drexler, founder of the Foresight Institute , John Burch seeks to provide clear depictions of potential technology that will transform our world over the next twenty years. This device is a possible implementation of Dr. Drexler's ideas as published in his book, "Nanosystems".
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