Nanobots will be inside everyone by 2030

Nanotechnology sounds like a futuristic development, but we already have it in the form of CPU manufacturing. More advanced nanotech could be used to create independent mobile entities like nanobots. One of the main challenges is selecting the right chemicals, elements, and structures that actually perform a desired task. Currently, we create more chemically oriented than computationally oriented nanobots, but we still have to deal with the quantum effects at tiny scale.

One of the most important applications of nanotechnology is to create nanomedicine, where the technology interacts with biology to help resolve problems. Of course, the nanobots have to be compatible with the body (e.g. no poisonous elements if they were broken down, etc).

We dive into an interesting study on creating nanobarrels to deliver a particular payload within the bloodstream (currently in animals, but eventually in humans). This study is able to deliver RNA to cancer cells that shuts them down, without affecting the rest of the body. This type of application is why the market for nanotechnology keeps growing and will have a substantial impact on medicine in the future.

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0:00 Intro
0:20 Contents
0:26 Part 1: What is nanotechnology?
0:35 Nanometers
0:59 CPU manufacturing is nanotech
1:40 However, CPUs are static (no movement)
2:07 Nanobots vs microbots
2:52 Nanofactories
3:33 Nano-scale assembly arms
4:02 Biologically-inspired nano design
4:45 Part 2: Nanomedicine
5:01 Compatibility with human body
5:29 Leveraging DNA origami to build nanobots
5:53 Research: self-assembling nanobarrels
6:22 Research: delivering targeted RNA to attack cancer cells
7:09 Research: nanobarrel to cancer cell summary
7:31 Research: opening the nanobarrels with RF
8:37 Nanobots don't look like robots
8:53 Nanotechnology already used in medicine
9:39 Part 3: Future of medical nanotech
10:09 Ray Kurzweil on medical nanobots
10:24 Building brain computer interfaces with nanobots
10:54 BCI: Expanding thinking capacity
11:09 BCI: Virtual and augmented reality
11:33 Investment in medical nanotech
12:07 AI and nanomanufacturing
12:49 Conclusion
13:16 Creating general-purpose nanobots
13:33 Outro

[DrWaku]

I finally made the nanobot video. I hope you enjoyed it. I'll be back to AI next week.

I've finished traveling and will try to catch up with comments. Cheers.

[CThomas-wggc]

If they have made this an announcement, it’s already been put in foods and beverages. History will always repeat until mankind has HONESTLY had enough and takes a stand.

[DeeperInsideYourMind]

Plot twist. The ones at the top consider you disposable and actually want to get rid of you in the new system.

[hamburgerhill]

is there a way to remove them from your body snd revert yourself back to before there entered you

[lenwenzel]

Nanotechnology is a nightmare.

Do you think putting something inside your body an outside agency can control is a good idea, or even sane? You say the wrong thing, instead of turning your cancer off they turn it on. If you think nanotechnology is something that will not be abused, then that seems like idiocy to me,
Did you know nano particles are already in more than 2, 000 food items already? This says nothing about cosmetics, or medicines.
Did you know nano technology is entirely unregulated? Did you know the FDA is entirely permissive for this developing nightmare?
There are no regulations requiring its listing on consumer products.

[thephilosophicalagnostic]

Thank you for this presentation on nanobots. Paired with 3-D printers, universal toner, billions of detailed CADs and AI, nanobots will end economics as we've known it, bringing the first abundance society into existence.

[Lakeboii]

I do not give my permission for them to use Na bots in my body ever

[livingood]

Thank you for the video, as a cancer survivor I am hopeful for this type of technology but I know human nature would never allow it to benefit average people.

[RocketHarry]

And I think we might need nanobots to remove the nanoplastics and forever chemicals that in our bodies and the enviroment until we find something that can effectively replace forever chemicals or we lose our need and desire for mass consumption

[fireonhair]

this is actually a really good channel

[francisrodriguez]

Thank You for your video...i enjoyed it!

[TimKeachie-oe]

they gust can't leave things be what a world we live in

[nikolajnielsen]

It`s already in us against our will the hard part is how to get rid of

[dragonssynbyington]

Will we have a choice if we want this 🤨? I sure as hell don’t!

[williamal]

thank you doc, you are great, keep it up

[LOApilot]

It’s all coming together as part of the Beast System.

[wiredformeaning]

Where did Kurzweil make these statements about nanobots?

[tatcrazzycline]

Wont your red blood cells see them and attack the nano bots? After around 20 concussion in my life and now recently ive smashed it 3 bad times i stepped on a sheet of ice hidden under the snow i slipped and went flying up in the air and down on my head and neck i forget alot of things

[emilysmith]

How do you detox nanobots from the brain?

[rexflex]

Now we are owned. Humans will need a subscription to survive.