Discussion of proposed nanofactory designs - Revision history

Apm: /* Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix - October 2003 */ added note on similarity to molecular assembler concept

2022-07-13T21:06:40Z

Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix - October 2003: added note on similarity to molecular assembler concept

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	'''TODO''': Include new insights from [http://sci-nanotech.com/index.php?thread/14-convergent-assembly-and-its-visualisation/ this sci-nanotech thread], [http://sci-nanotech.com/index.php?thread/14-convergent-assembly-and-its-visualisation/&postID=38#post38 specific sub-post], [http://www.sci-nanotech.com/index.php?webtag=NANOTECHNOLOGY&msg=20.1 deadlink]		'''TODO''': Include new insights from [http://sci-nanotech.com/index.php?thread/14-convergent-assembly-and-its-visualisation/ this sci-nanotech thread], [http://sci-nanotech.com/index.php?thread/14-convergent-assembly-and-its-visualisation/&postID=38#post38 specific sub-post], [http://www.sci-nanotech.com/index.php?webtag=NANOTECHNOLOGY&msg=20.1 deadlink]

			This work is assuming the [[direct path]]. It is intentionally close to highly compactly self replicating [[molecular assembler]]s tacked onto a chip surface. Plus higher assembly levels added atop. So this system would be quite inefficient and would not feature the performance advantages that advanced far-term target nanofactories will feature.

	== Meaning of primitive ==		== Meaning of primitive ==

Apm: /* Gem-gum factory design as shown in the "productive nanosystems" video */ added link to yet unwritten page: Productive Nanosystems From molecules to superproducts

2021-05-30T06:41:37Z

Gem-gum factory design as shown in the "productive nanosystems" video: added link to yet unwritten page: Productive Nanosystems From molecules to superproducts

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	There is quite a lot attention to detail in there that will go unnoticed by casual viewers. <br>		There is quite a lot attention to detail in there that will go unnoticed by casual viewers. <br>
	...		...

			See main Article: [[Productive Nanosystems From molecules to superproducts]]

	= Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix - October 2003 =		= Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix - October 2003 =

Apm: /* Gem gum factory design as proposed in this wiki */ added link to direct path

2021-05-27T10:56:23Z

Gem gum factory design as proposed in this wiki: added link to direct path

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	* Fewer assembly levels where chosen than proposed in "Nanosystems". <br>		* Fewer assembly levels where chosen than proposed in "Nanosystems". <br>
	* Slightly bigger assembly level steps where chosen than in the "productive nanosystems" video. <br>		* Slightly bigger assembly level steps where chosen than in the "productive nanosystems" video. <br>
	* A sensible far term target is the focus. [[Exploratory engineering]]. <br>Not an supposedly easier supposedly more early (via the direct path) achievable design like Chris Phoenix (2013) approach.		* A sensible far term target is the focus. [[Exploratory engineering]]. <br>Not an supposedly easier supposedly more early (via the [[direct path]]) achievable design like Chris Phoenix (2013) approach.

	Fewer assembly levels that each bridge a bigger size step give:		Fewer assembly levels that each bridge a bigger size step give:

Apm: /* Gem gum factory design as proposed in this wiki */

2021-05-27T10:55:51Z

Gem gum factory design as proposed in this wiki

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	* Fewer assembly levels where chosen than proposed in "Nanosystems". <br>		* Fewer assembly levels where chosen than proposed in "Nanosystems". <br>
	* Slightly bigger assembly level steps where chosen than in the "productive nanosystems" video. <br>		* Slightly bigger assembly level steps where chosen than in the "productive nanosystems" video. <br>
	* A sensible far term target is the focus. [[Exploratory engineering]]. <br>Not an supposedly easier more early on (via the direct path) achievable design like Chris Phoenix (2013) approach.		* A sensible far term target is the focus. [[Exploratory engineering]]. <br>Not an supposedly easier supposedly more early (via the direct path) achievable design like Chris Phoenix (2013) approach.

	Fewer assembly levels that each bridge a bigger size step give:		Fewer assembly levels that each bridge a bigger size step give:

Apm: added three more concrete proposals to discuss

2021-05-27T10:54:12Z

added three more concrete proposals to discuss

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	Back: [[technology level III]]		Back: [[technology level III]]


			= Gem gum factory design as proposed in this wiki =

			Differences to the other proposals:
			* Fewer assembly levels where chosen than proposed in "Nanosystems". <br>
			* Slightly bigger assembly level steps where chosen than in the "productive nanosystems" video. <br>
			* A sensible far term target is the focus. [[Exploratory engineering]]. <br>Not an supposedly easier more early on (via the direct path) achievable design like Chris Phoenix (2013) approach.

			Fewer assembly levels that each bridge a bigger size step give:
			* much more design freedom (less design restrictions) for products that are to be made by the factory <br> at the cost of a bit of speed
			* an actual possibility to intuitively understand the size-scales involved. See: [[Magnification theme-park]].

			= Gem-gum factory design as proposed in the Book "Nanosystems" =

			Page 422 – "Table 14.1. Manufacturing system paramaters. See section 14.4 for description."

			There are a lot of assembly levels.
			This should make the factory fast but goes at the cost of
			* more complex design of the factory, which is ok since it is a far term target after all.
			* more design constraints for every product single product that this will be designed to nebe made with this factory, which could be problematic.
			It seems hard to decipher the motivations behind all the decisions.

			= Gem-gum factory design as shown in the "productive nanosystems" video =

			Three assembly levels are shown. {{wikitodo\|work out the sized and list them here}} <br>
			There is quite a lot attention to detail in there that will go unnoticed by casual viewers. <br>
			...

	= Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix - October 2003 =		= Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix - October 2003 =

Apm: /* Related */ fixed double redirect

2021-05-27T10:05:45Z

Related: fixed double redirect

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	= Related =		= Related =

	* General metrics that seem useful for nanofactory design are getting collected at the [[~~Advanced nanofactory~~ design]] ~~page~~.		* General metrics that seem useful for nanofactory design are getting collected at the page about [[design of gem-gum on-chip factories]].

	[[Category:Nanofactory]]		[[Category:Nanofactory]]
	[[Category:Technology level III]]		[[Category:Technology level III]]
	[[Category:Disquisition]]		[[Category:Disquisition]]

Apm: /* Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix */ added date

2018-07-23T16:20:11Z

Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix: added date

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	= Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix =		= Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix - October 2003 =

	Sources: '''pdf-file''':		Sources: '''pdf-file''':

Apm: /* Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix */ added original source link of paper

2017-08-21T14:28:51Z

Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix: added original source link of paper

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	= Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix =		= Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix =

	Sources:		Sources: '''pdf-file''':
	[http://www.crnano.org/Nanofactory.pdf ~~pdf-file~~],		([http://www.jetpress.org/volume13/Nanofactory.pdf source1]
			[http://www.crnano.org/Nanofactory.pdf source2]),
	[http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.134.4471 on-citeseerx],		[http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.134.4471 on-citeseerx],
	[http://www.jetpress.org/volume13/Nanofactory.htm html-text]		[http://www.jetpress.org/volume13/Nanofactory.htm html-text]

Apm: /* Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix */

2017-07-29T17:50:36Z

Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix

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	[http://www.jetpress.org/volume13/Nanofactory.htm html-text]		[http://www.jetpress.org/volume13/Nanofactory.htm html-text]

	'''TODO''': Include new insights from [http://sci-nanotech.com/index.php?thread/14-convergent-assembly-and-its-visualisation/ this sci-nanotech thread] [http://www.sci-nanotech.com/index.php?webtag=NANOTECHNOLOGY&msg=20.1 deadlink]		'''TODO''': Include new insights from [http://sci-nanotech.com/index.php?thread/14-convergent-assembly-and-its-visualisation/ this sci-nanotech thread], [http://sci-nanotech.com/index.php?thread/14-convergent-assembly-and-its-visualisation/&postID=38#post38 specific sub-post], [http://www.sci-nanotech.com/index.php?webtag=NANOTECHNOLOGY&msg=20.1 deadlink]

	== Meaning of primitive ==		== Meaning of primitive ==

Apm: /* Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix */ repaired link to sci-nanotech thread

2017-07-29T17:42:25Z

Primitive Nanofactory Design by Chris Phoenix: repaired link to sci-nanotech thread

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	['''~~todo:~~''' ~~include~~ new insights from ~~here~~ [http://www.sci-nanotech.com/index.php?webtag=NANOTECHNOLOGY&msg=20.1 ~~sci-nanotech.com thread]~~ ]		'''TODO''': Include new insights from [http://sci-nanotech.com/index.php?thread/14-convergent-assembly-and-its-visualisation/ this sci-nanotech thread] [http://www.sci-nanotech.com/index.php?webtag=NANOTECHNOLOGY&msg=20.1 deadlink]

	== Meaning of primitive ==		== Meaning of primitive ==