1. The Attempt to Build a Nanobot By Ajay Patel (Uh-jay) Cluster 2: Nanotechnology and Robotics

2. Fabrication of Nano-bot Top to bottom: -Takes bulk material and cuts it down to the nanometer scale, and then synthesizes Bottom to top: -Takes atoms singularly and composes the nano-bot, but OPPOSITE OF LEGOS

3. TOP to BOTTOM Synthesis Vienna Institute of Tech – Focused Ion Beam System Mechanical alloying process; Robert Kelsall

4. BOTTOM to TOP Synthesis Encompasses chemical synthesis and HIGHLY controlled deposition and growth of materials Synthesis occurs in solid, liquid, or gas state

5. Solid State Synthesis web.chem.ucla.edu/ ~kaner/research.html

6. Liquid/Gas Synthesis Inert Gas Condensation apparatus, part of Vapor phase deposition; www.nssp.uni- saarland.de/.../ nano/igcdeutsc h.htm

7. Plasma Assisted Deposition Process Magnetron; www.dextermag.com/ Page43.aspxwww.dextermag.com/ Page43.aspx Ion beam source (ion beam used in DC Glow Discharge); www.pelletron.com/ source.htm www.pelletron.com/ source.htm

8. WHAT SHOULD YOU HAVE LEARNED FROM THIS PRESENTATION??

9. Museum Exhibit Layout Computer Simulations that are VERY easy to work with Simple explanations that are broad Link this layout with other aspects of the creation of a nano-bot

10. Work Cited Rik M. Brydson, Chris Hammond. Nanoscale: Science and Technology. Copyright 2005