Revision as of 18:44, 5 April 2017

• Intro: Here is a detailed introduction to atomically precise manufacturing as a whole.
• The DAPMAT demo project

A personal desktop gem-gum factory fabblet with dynamically deployed protective hood.

The personal gem gum factory is: Your personal device that can push out virtually every thing* of your daily use. (* at least every inedible thing) The personal gem gum factory makes: Your products that are as cheap as the abundant mining-free raw materials that it processes. Your products that are far superior to today's best and ridiculously expensive high tech products. Your products potentially in an environmentally friendly effluent free way (also advanced recycling is faster than producing from scratch) Graphical Infosheets: [1] (work in progress)

The existence of a personal fabricator will have profound impact on global human society. The basis for such a personal fabricator - the atomically precise manufacturing (APM) technology - is beginning to be figured out today.

Guided Tour

A general introduction to atomically precise manufacturing. It is meant for a wide target audience ranging from newbie to expert and from young to old. It is still a far stretch from being in a somewhat coherent state so please excuse the links dangling into construction sites.

Links

Webpages

• Forum
• Foresight Institute: Nanotechnology
• Disquisition 2013 "Nano-solutions for the 21st century: Unleashing the fourth technological revolution"
• Zyvex's definition of APM
• Other sites

Brief introduction videos

• Nanotube TV (von Nanotechnology Industries) (2016-10)
• Chris Phoenix on Molecular Manufacturing (2014-09?) (alternative1) Nanotechnologist (older dead link)
• Video of oxford talk (2014): Eric K. Drexler speaks about his new book "Radical Abundance"
• John Randall: "Atomically Precise Manufacturing" at Foresight Technical Conference 2013
  Illuminating Atomic Precision: Foresight Technical Conference January 2013
• Fully Printed (2010-06) - Note: Diamondoid nanofactories will look and work differently and won't produce food.

• Ralph Merkle - An introduction to Molecular Nanotechnology (2009-11)
• presentation by Phillip Moriarty (2009-09):
  SENS4 - Molecular Nanotechnology in the Real World: How Feasible is a Nanofactory?
  (1/4) - (2/4) - (3/4) - (4/4)
• Nottingham Nanotechnology debate (2005-08-24):
  (1/7) - (2/7) - (3/7) - (4/7) - (5/7) - (6/7) - (7/7)

• BBC Horizon Nanoutopia (1995) (older broken link) - Note: The term "nanotechnology" turned out to be to unspecific and the assembler concept is now superseded by the nanofactory concept. The complexity of a nanofactory will be akin to modern day computer chips.

• Richard Feynman Nanotechnology Lecture - Tiny Machines (1984-10-25)

Locally hosted files

• Slides from the talk the apm-wiki site admin gave at the austrian "linuxwochen" event: slides-pdf-file