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Inventing a nanotechnology device for mass production and consumer use is trickier than it sounds
Many engineers have had the thrill of designing a novel product that then enters mass production and pops up all over the world. We hope--
in fact, we would lay better than 50-
This article was originally published with the title The Nanodrive Project.
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Add CommentWhile the article is good, my concern is that a few years after being published, the project did not complete into getting a commercial device. It seems it might had hit hard somewhere else. It might be good to make a follow up.
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