Nano Technology Today
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some of the worlds's smallest µ-Chips like the 0.15 x 0.15 mm, 7.5µm thick RFID IC chip contactless IC chips which uses an external antenna to receive radio waves (2.45 GHz microwaves), and transforms it to energy to wirelessly transmit a 128 bit (1038) unique ID number. As the data is written during the fabrication process using ROM (Read-Only-Memory), it is impossible to rewrite the data and thus provides a high level of authenticity. |
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the worlds smallest x86 processor
VIA Eden-N
2.5W @ 533MHz
5W @ 800MHz
7W @ 1GHz |
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VIA EPIA N Nano-ITX
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12cm x 12cm |
Pico-ITX
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10cm x 7.2cm |
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Almost usless device but looking quite rigit
2×2x2.2 inch It’s called the Space Cube 300MhZ processor and it’s also equipped with 64MB of SDRAM.USB, Ethernet, Flash memory, a monitor output port, serial connection and a microphone slot. |
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One of the worlds' smallest robots home made.
0.5 inch / 12.5 mm on a side
0.125 cubic inch / 2 cc volume
15 minute run time
0.5 f/s / 0.15 m/s maximum speed
Microcontroller
Infrared sensing
more info code and specs available here
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Other Sites:
http://nanotech.physorg.com/
The physical properties of several complex fluids can be modified by applying a current or voltage, as is the case with liquid crystals.
Quantum wells can hold one or more electrons. Those electrons behave like an artificial atom, which like real atoms can form covalent bonds. Because of their larger sizes, other properties are widely differen
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