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Nano Robots: The Future of Medicine

Marshall Brown

Nano-device production has been steadily increasing as a result of breakthroughs in nanotechnology. The first operational biological Nano-robots are likely to develop in the next 5 years, and more complicated diamonded-based Nano-robots in roughly 10 years, thanks to recent advances in nanotechnology and recent breakthroughs in biotechnology and genetics. In terms of time, it indicates a far brighter future with tremendous advancements in medicine. In the coming decades, the primary focus in medicine will change from medical research to medical engineering, with the construction of therapeutically active microscopic machines being the consequence of methodologies derived from human molecular structure understanding