We currently employ nanotechnology in a variety of ways, but only a small percentage of the population is aware of it. Nanotechnology, in addition to the quantum computer, is the most interesting prospective technological application of quantum theory.
Many of its uses are now part of our daily routines. Some examples include:
• Sun cream lotions that use nanotechnology to give UV protection.
• Nanotechnologically treated surfaces for self-cleaning window panes, scratch-resistant automobile paint, and ketchup that pours evenly from the bottle.
• Textiles coated with nanoparticles to reduce perspiration odor. Antibacterial silver particles, for example, keep bacteria from turning our odorless perspiration into a foul-smelling body odor.
The upcoming nanotechnologies are even more amazing.
Nano-robots that automatically and permanently detect diseases in human bodies, as well as autonomous nanomachines that can generate almost anything from a mound of soil.
Nanotechnology has long been ingrained in our daily lives, but this technological outgrowth of quantum physics has a brighter future.
One can get the notion that “nano” is the key to everything fascinating and futuristic.
~ Jai Krishna Ponnappan
You May Also Want To Read More About Nano Technology here.
