Sentences with word «nanobot»

The number of nanobots in the study makes it particularly promising, he says.

Maria Gregori and Ignacio Llatser at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Barcelona, Spain, envision a future in which nanobots in the body sense tumour cells and release anticancer drugs to fight them.

Pfister provides some really arresting imagery as the revolution is fought with nanobots and human drones and technology so advanced that it looks like magic to us, yet fails to make any of it interesting, let alone compelling.

In fact Bar - Ilan University in Israel has already begun trial tests for using nanobots as a strategy for fighting cancer.

BACTERIA - HUNTING VIRUSES Viruses (one illustrated, center) can be engineered to carry magnetic nanoparticles and modified DNA, transforming them into nanobots that detect bacteria in water or food.

The two are biohazard specialists and count drone and nanobots as part of their combat arsenal.

Micro-motor powered nanobots created by UC, San Diego researchers, and propelled by gas bubbles made from a reaction with the contents of the stomach in which they were deposited, have been successfully deployed in the body of a live creature for the very first time.

Development of phage - based nanobots for the recognition, separation and detection of bacterial pathogens.

As technology moves towards the creation of more advanced nanobots and nanomachines, the benefit for patients is clear.

Injuries will always make sports worse until the medical nanobots save us all, but this press conference reminded us that injuries can do a lot more than ruin sports:

Medical researchers hope to someday send nanobots, extraordinarily tiny robots, right to diseased cells.

Such quick, efficient DNA nanobots could someday help move tiny cargo, such as molecules or nanoparticles, in a nanofactory that manufactures new types of materials.

While nanobots that swim through the blood are still in the realm of fantasy, several groups are developing devices a few millimetres in size.

But neither of those films had awesome nanobot shoes, so fuck»em.

Sixteen faculty and their research groups are involved in the institute he runs, creating tools that will one day build and control nanobots and other atomic - scale machines still the stuff of science fiction.

Using mouse sperm, Travis has thus far modified the first two enzymes on the chain so that they bind to nickel ions attached to the surface of a tiny gold chip, which serves as a stand - in for a future nanobot.

Rather than design them from scratch, some scientists have been experimenting with the idea of enlisting an army of sophisticated nanobots already at our disposal: the thousands of species of bacteria swarming inside our bodies right now.

BACTERIA in the bloodstream might sound like a health no - no, but they could be used to send messages between cancer - fighting nanobots.

Related: The U.S. Military Wants to Inject People's Brains With Painkilling Nanobots That Could Replace Medicine

Physicist and novelist Paul McEuen says one day nanobots will carry medicine through your bloodstream and rebuild your brain's circuitry.

However, if a single sophisticated atomic nanobot could make it through a wormhole, then the rest of the information necessary to reconstruct our DNA need not be molecular at all.

Gone, too, is the electrical blackout, but in its stead (and escalating the seriousness of Klaatu's warning), the 28 - foot (8.5 - meter) metallic Gort dissolves into billions of tiny nanobots that feed on man - made materials — tanks, trucks, cars, roads, sports stadiums, office buildings, and everything else that represents civilization — growing as they spread around the globe.

Von Maltzahn and Bhatia are developing ways to use nanobots nearly 500 times smaller than Montréal Polytechnic's microbots that can find their way to cancerous tumors without needing to be guided from outside the body.

Swarms of gold nanobots with rotating arms powered by magnetic fields could swim through the human body and deliver medicine directly where it's needed

Futurologists envision a world a million years from now in which the entire solar system has been turned into computronium and nanobots transform our garbage into foie gras.

He reveals how humans will colonize the galaxy with the help of self - replicating nanobots, fling an asteroid into Mars to unleash a planet - warming greenhouse effect, and fight off alien invaders by hacking their technology — though it won't be like Independence Day.

Another method for treating cancer using nanotechnology is to equip nanobots with certain compounds, proteins and chemicals that are lethal to cancer cells.

We could have trees that glow in the dark, eliminating the need for streetlights; probiotic nanobots that explore our intestines making colonoscopies obsolete; tire treads that regenerate; and photosynthetic animals.

The terms nanobot, nanoid, nanite, nanomachine, or nanometer have also been used to describe such devices at present beneath research and improvement and even a large machine such as an atomic force microscope can be deliberated a Nanorobotics instrument when configured to perform nanomanipulation.

The reclusive inventor has developed microscopic nanobots that will eat oil spills and save coastlines.

Couldn't people in other countries have hidden underground as well, then come out whenever the killer nanobots shut down or turned off?

But didn't the world end because nanobots killed everybody off?

I can relate to this now, just as years ago when bear would have characters whose blood was filled with millions of healing nanobots, I imagined the author endured illness and its stigma the same as I had.

It's about what happens when billions of terraforming nanobots are set loose on a planet.

Monsanto unleashed an army of rabid nanobots to terrorize the world's organic corn farmers (that's not quite true).

Backing up the hardware announcement was Microsoft's new «Play Anywhere» cross-platform imitative, which means gamers will only have to buy a single copy of a game in order to have invasive nanobots inserted in their bloodstream that can track them «anywhere» with «no escape».

It helps that these powers are an absolute blast to use, often literally, and after about 40 hours in the campaign mode alone I'm still having fun deploying nanobots and stealing enemy robots.

Lastly, we have Chaos — entirely focused on decimating your enemies with remotely detonated grenades, setting them on fire, launching swarms of enemy frying nanobots like Firefly from GI Joe and making your human enemies puke themselves to death.

Design Museum, London From next - gen mobility scooters to bloodstream nanobots, this pop - up exhibition explores how technology can better help an ageing population

Oh, I know — zombie nanobots!

JG: So, why not self - assembling nanobots?

The «proof of work» requirement that requires a ridiculous amount of energy usage could be replaced with a different verification method, making the new altcoin more efficient and saving all the world's energy from being sucked up to mine Bitcoin the way nanobots may one day suck up all the world's matter in a grey goo nightmare scenario.

In his first movie, Agent Cody Banks takes on a villain who wants to gain world domination by using nanobots.

The DNA nanobot is shaped like a gearshift, with an extendible arm that ranges from 25 to more than 400 nanometers long that's attached to a 55 - by -55-nanometer platform.

It has armored rhinos, Ruritanian power struggles, wacky inventions (e.g., nanobot shoes), sprinkles of Jules Verne and James Bond, characters who can't stop striking cool poses with bladed weapons, and a secondary villain who spends most of his screen time cackling at his own dastardliness — the one - armed vibranium trafficker Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis), an uncommonly fun bad guy in an age of humorless Steppenwolfs and Ronan The Accusers.

Tough, sharp and utterly fearless, The Nurse treats an assortment of assassins, gunrunners, thieves and gangsters in an unexpected state - of - the - art emergency room capable of providing a new liver with a 3D printer or injecting a patient with nanobots.