How 3D Printing is the Key to Nanotechnology

What is Nanoscale 3D Printing? What can we do with it? Why does it benefit us? Nanoscale 3D printing is the ability to print 1 million times smaller than a standard hobby 3D printer. Using a new printing method, scientists 3D printing the beginning of nanotechnology. Technology such as foldable phones, wearable smart devices or nano robotics performing medical treatments inside the human body are all possible.
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What are some of your wildest futuristic nano technology ideas?

[@gridvid]

Can this tech be used to create an "generic air-gen effect" device?

[@aprintedworld]

If they can print smaller than 100 nanometers then I don’t see why not.

[@Study-hi1zv]

Can I have the animation used to show the process of 2PL, please?😅

[@metakron]

Bro, imagine a big dimensions ( aka tall and wide) lithographic 3D printer, with the chemical reactions made by the laser we could print New and endless meals and drinks of any flavor and new intelligents and superconducting materials too.
And if we print those materials in humanoid form, then we have created very advanced androids built on a very large scale that do not require too many materials and perhaps even customizable such as cartoons, video games, anime or Vtuber

[@aprintedworld]

We might be safer with enhanced humans rather than androids.

[@danielgrayling5032]

What we need is a macro scale 3d printer to print a nano scale 3d printer. Then we're done.

[@sorooshghaemi5739]

Nano 3d printing is the key to make nano robots

[@aprintedworld]

We hope so.

[@dennisg.1082]

I’m saying this politely. I’m ending the video right here because you didn’t go into the details. Thanks though.

[@aprintedworld]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@earlaweese]

*By all means, move at a glacial pace - y’all know how that THRILLS me.*