Nanotechnology 2.0
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2024
- Nanotechnology may one day allow the molecular fabrication of many products from basic raw materials. This video by futurist Christopher Barnatt explains current "top down" nanotechnologies, as well as potential future "bottom-up" innovations in molecular self-assembly.
You can learn more about nanotechnology and other "local digital manufacturing" (LDM) advancements in my book "The Next Big Thing": www.explainingthefuture.com/nb...
More videos on future related topics can also be found on at: / explainingthefuture
You may also enjoy my other channel of weekly computing videos at: / explainingcomputers - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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These videos are produced in such an old-school way it's cool to see people still do that.
no legos were hurt in the making of this video
:)
I like your boxing glove analogy.
Coming from your Explaining Computers channel and watching this I’d have to say you’d do well to get into doing long form documentaries.
Great stuff!
Concise and well explained, keep making these videos its much appreciated. =)
Great to see another video. I really hope I live long enough to see great strides in this field. I have to confess that Engines of Creation was the reason I went and did a biology degree. I imagine this could have phenomenal impact on creating interstellar space probes. thanks again Chris.
Cloak engaged, maximum armour. :)
awesome
I always immagine our body as a society of cells, who use proteins as tools, building material, constructions.
try watching cells at work
Very interesting topic, and video, pity it wasn't longer, a shortened version in the style of the old late night open university programs I used to watch years ago.
Think I will have to buy that book
Thanks for this. The opening of the book is a free pdf here: www.explainingthefuture.com/NBT_Prologue_Sampler.pdf
Wow, I understood very little, but still found it fascinating. I love your other channel, but why aren't these produced more regularly like 'Explaining Computer'.
Thanks. These videos take a long time to make, and to a large degree the weekly schedule on ExplainingComputers has impacted significantly on the output over on this channel. :(
Love the analogy of trying to construct something with Lego using boxing gloves !
Good job on putting it together, so I can understand.
Self assembling products will likely have vast implications for society. After self assembling I guess the next step is self replicating. Maybe we will have machines like tiny termites that will work in unison. They could be powered and communicated with through an inductance field or by microwaves. Yeah... like an oven... pour in the gloop base material, add your invisible termites, and set the oven on 9 for 2 minutes. The termites would not be able to leave the oven because they'd have no power to function outside of the inductance field. You might get some rebellious ones who make tiny battery packs though... and then they'd lead an uprising.
I hope the gloop base material can be referred to as dirt; much easier to spell!
Completely unrelated to this great video: I love your glasses. :)
Nano materials could make Spacecity 6000, space elevators, and various other megastructures possible.
Just ordered the book on Amazon. Great (and thought provoking) video as always. Keep up your great work sir.
Enjoy the book! :)
I suppose societies are a kind of self-assembling super-organism as well.
A very cool thought -- and I totally adree. :)
"It's nanotech, you like it?"
"A little someth......"*goes up*
Lol
The movie "transcendence" w Johnny Deep shows Nanotech's ability I believe. Great movie by the way
bro its one of the worst movies i have ever seen
Thank you for sharing
great presentation
Did you take a look at XNA replication Chris? It essentially uses the processes that chemists discovered led to the RNA world and then to life to produce both organic and inorganic polymers which then replicate after assembling.
Thanks for this -- I will look into XNA replication now! :)
ExplainingTheFuture You're welcome, its very interesting... like yourself I'm also an author ( sci fi) and I've sort of incorporated this into one of my novels... even as a data processing and storage system it is crazily efficient if it gets off the ground... almost unreasonably so...
Who else loved the shaking-part :D?
Subscribed at "Wwwwweeeelllcome to another video from explaining..."
Excellent! :)
@@ExplainingTheFuture found you through ExplainingComputers, big fan of that channel and SBCs!
I believe that it clean and repair itself brick by brick by atoms
Hello Mr Barnatt!
Thank you for providing the video about nanotechnology - that was the subject I was learning years ago during my studies, so it's good to have this refreshed & expanded a little bit :)
BTW. Here's my question related to this material:
I really like this 'floating Lego bricks' CGI animation that you provided here :)
Will it be possible if I could use it during my livestreams when people would request to see it?
Of course, I'll provided all the credits if You give the permission to do so.
Amazing Nano technology has changed many everyday Products ,
Thank you for making this video
I've always imagined that a key feature of precisely regular assembled matter would be that it's also much easier to recycle, like unraveling a knitted item of clothing back into raw material by pulling on one end of the yarn.
Yes, very good point. Self-assembled products should be able to be self-disassembled, and then re-self-assembled into something else.
Where’d that come from!?
It’s Nano Tech you like it
Golly, what will the Danish think of next!
These concepts are basically leading us towards replicators (as in Star Trek). I would think we would need to have processes that operate at the quantum level to make this happen.
I am sure you are right -- quantum computing and associated AI are critical components of such developments.
LMAO at those legos in the paint, oil, sludge.
interesting content, but the music reminds of the last century ;)
Is this man going to cover the new TCT 3d printing show?
Yes, I will be reporting from the 2017 show -- though the video will appear over on my ExplainingComputers channel this year.
Miraclelouse self construction & destruction reminds me of the principles of magnets in wich one side of each magnet is positive and the other side negative ,sothat once you put those magnets in a bucket ,close and then shake it, that it then automatically destruct & construct their selfes in accordance to it's position and being on the positive or negative side of each, if 2 magnets will line up on a negative side it will never construct their selfes but if both magnets are on the positive side they will attract eachother and constructing something.
Wow amazing nanoteck I like it
That's right Christopher show us all you still play with Lego... (I do too).
Lucid, simplified revealing and extrapolation to far future too
3:27 Top down and bottom up approach
Hello sir,
I was wondering if you watch a TH-cam channel known as Issac Arthur.
He discuss several future topics in a video format much like yourself.
Thank you for responding,
Tuchinsky
Pre-ordering my Hargreave Rash Nano-suit now. What did Hargreave say it costs? A billion dollars? no problem.
Good product placement Lego :)
Seems like with all new human technology, there are dangers that could lead to extinction. In this case gray goo nightmare scenarios, with self replicating machines built to extract carbon for self assembly. Wouldn't want this tech in the wrong hands. I do wonder about the Fermi paradox, and the great filter. Maybe there is something to it.
You watch Isaac Arthur's channel?
good bro
Did you ever have a closer look into virtual reality? Really wonder where that is going.
This is how all our products will be made. Once we have rid ourselves from this unsustainable economy and manufacturing.
Maximum power!AHHHHHHHHHH Crysis!!!But can it run Crysis?
So the robots and AI that are about to replace us humans as workers and builders, is going to be put out of work by magic dust in a jug?
I can't wait for the future; it sounds amazing... XD
XFEL Laser: www.xfel.eu/index_eng.html
Nice video again, maybe make one about DNA origami next to show one concrete approach of building nano structures?
PS nice prediction on trump win, still sad that your gonna leave the EU soon though^^ ;)
Just like the 'factories' you can make in Conway's Game of Life. If we can master this kind of technology, the replicators in Star Trek may become a reality. Having trillions of molecular factories and controlling them would be amazing!
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And what was that black stuff? I want it
Molecular self-assembly: One step closer to little submarines cruising around in our circulatory systems on medical missions...
The only part that worries me is this video was made is 2017. Correct? The information given about the Development in self Assembly - “GM, synthetic biology and protein engineering have already been used to self-assemble custom DNA, and even artificial viruses”
If this is in fact correct, the future can be manipulated and controlled with this tech. And if I am not mistaken, I am pretty sure this is what we are seeing in TODAYS world. In the wrong hands this could be the end of everything we know and love.
Yes, this is a 2017 video, and technology continues to progress.
@@ExplainingTheFuture my second question. I’m sorry if this puts you on the spot. You do NOT have to answer.
What are YOUR assumptions on this technological breakthrough, that someone that is very powerful (wealthy) is using this in todays world. Also may or may not have plans to us it in the future as well?
Like I said you do not have to give your view or answer. I fully understand how the world works and you could lose views on how people read and interpret how you answer. Considering how almost everything is viewed through a political stand point now days.
@@purelyamerican7796 I sadly think you are right that advanced technology will increasingly be used by those in power to the detriment of many others.
I wish I lived in the future :(
You will tomorrow. :)
Very interesting. How long do you think it will be before we are pulling some hot Earl Grey tea from the replicator? Also, how long did it take you to lick the black treacle off those lego bricks? ;-)
Yayyyy! Thanks!
Well, you promoted me! ;)
At the right scales, Fred Hoyle can be somewhat validated.
Cool
how many channels do you have?
Mainly two -- ExplainingComputers and ExplainingTheFuture.
ExplainingTheFuture mainly two? hmmm
so when do you plan on updating your intro? for a channel about the future, it sure is an old (looking) animation...
When I last changed it, I got a lot of complaints . . .
But if you changed to a more modern version, you may attract a younger audience. I think kids need to see this too. I wish I saw this stuff as a kid.
Edit: by kid I don't mean a child. I just mean a young person in high school looking for a goal in life.
Scaling is burnt using this term .
All hail our lord and Saviour, The rightful King of nerds! of the kingdom of nerdshire.
Bhai English itna strong kaise kiya. Mujhe bhi bata. Meri weak h.
clothes will be the next revolution, wall the clothes will made,of plastic ,and get over the biologic material , is a question of produce more clothes ,more fast lass expensive,and more sustainable, plastic is better and can do better clothes
NIKOLA TESLA's NANO technology...found in his boxes at his death.
Big Bang theory part 2 😂😂😂
ok but the legos can attach offset from one another, they dont have to be flush with each other, so how do you respond to that.. the molecules can attach offset and be connected still, like the legos can be have the very last row attach to another lego and be attached.
🙋
doctor WHO
另一个领域，这将成为维度，而不是子，但平面。。。微和纳米
I wonder if this guy is an academic?..
I used to be. I spent 25 years teaching at the University of Nottingham. Now I'm freelance. :)
ExplainingTheFuture Cool 👍🏻👍🏻
Now that´s something I am going to have to think about. I really don´t know if this can really apply to life in general. That´s almost like taking God out of things. I´m a Christian and this thought process sorta defies all that I was taught about the meaning of life. I would think this would apply more to technology than about life itself. Just my thoughts.
God cannot be taken out of anything, science, evolution, atoms, and molecules are the products of God.
Nanotechnology has the potential to change everything material in society and is the natural progression of development.
You should see the world as it really is, then you can appreciate God's creation more fully.
Nanoterrorism and asteroid terrorism