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'''Atomically precise manufacturing'''  
 
'''Atomically precise manufacturing'''  
 
* is manufacturing of artificial artifacts with at least [[topological atomic precision]]
 
* is manufacturing of artificial artifacts with at least [[topological atomic precision]]
* has a dedicated focus towards more advanced technology like <bR>[[gemstone metamaterial technology]] and its production devices [[gemstone metamaterial on-chip factories]].
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* has a dedicated focus towards more advanced technology like <bR>[[gemstone metamaterial technology]] and its production devices [[gemstone metamaterial on-chip factories]] <br> (featuring [[positional atomic precision]] all the way up to the macroscale)
  
 
The term '''atomically precise manufacturing''' was introduced in the book "[[Radical abundance]]" <br>
 
The term '''atomically precise manufacturing''' was introduced in the book "[[Radical abundance]]" <br>
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== Related ==
 
== Related ==
  
* [[Main Page]]
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* '''[[Main Page]]'''
 
* [[gemstone metamaterial on-chip factories]]
 
* [[gemstone metamaterial on-chip factories]]
 
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Latest revision as of 11:03, 30 August 2022

Atomically precise manufacturing

The term atomically precise manufacturing was introduced in the book "Radical abundance"
To prevent mix-up of the this technology with any of the various other nanotechnologies that

  • are not atomically precise or
  • do barely or not at all focus on improving on atomically precision (improve in "controllable scale")

All this is the main topic of this wiki (See: Main Page).

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Side-note regarding an observation: "precision", "accuracy", and "resolution" might have quite detailed definitions.
But digging deep it turns up some insuffieciencies/inconsistencies it seems.
Especially when trying to get a unified picture over across both sensing (in) and actuation (out).
See: Precision (Atomic precision)