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By: Nikat Rajak Mulla and Kazi Kutubuddin Sayyad Liyakat
1 Student, Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Brahmdevdada Mane Institute of Technology, Solapur, Maharashtra, India
2 Professor and Head, Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering,Brahmdevdada Mane Institute of Technology, Solapur, Maharashtra, India
A rapid expansion is taking place in the field of robotics, which has the ability to alter the world
in a variety of different ways. Robots are now an indispensable factor of our lives, performing a
wide range of tasks, including enhancing production and efficiency, paving the way for new
developments, and providing us with entertainment. It is imperative that the development of
robotics be carried out in a responsible and ethical manner to fully realise the potential of this
interesting sector. This is especially important as we strive to make technological progress. The
subject of nano-robotics is rapidly expanding, and it has the potential to dramatically enhance the
quality of life we lead as well as alter a variety of different businesses. On the other hand, it is of
the highest importance to guarantees that these minuscule machines are produced and utilized in
a way that is ethical and responsible. The prospects of nano-robotics seems to be bright, and if
the appropriate rules and procedures are put into place, we should expect seeing even more
applications that break new ground in the years to come with this technology. An essential
component of the idea of nano-robotics is the utilization of nanomaterials, motors, sensors,
communication, microfluidics, self-assembly, and artificial intelligence. Nanobots are robots that
are capable of performing a range of activities at the nanoscale. These ideas, when combined,
make it possible to develop, construct, and operate nanobots. This developing technology is
experiencing a period of great excitement as a result of the ongoing breakthroughs in the field of
nano-robotics, which has potential to be applied in infinite number of places. A varied range of
uses can still be initiate in this subject.
Keywords- Robotics, Nanoscale, Nanorobotics, Nanomaterials, Robots.
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