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Example: Advanced productive nanosystems

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	== Example: [[~~Advanced~~ productive nanosystem]]s ==		== Example: Path towards [[advanced productive nanosystem]]s ==

	Various needed mechanisms and machine elements coming together to subsystem components. <br>		Various needed mechanisms and machine elements coming together to subsystem components. <br>

Apm: added note on why frame systems are a good place to start and a reference to ReChain RepRec and self replication pages

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added note on why frame systems are a good place to start and a reference to ReChain RepRec and self replication pages

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	[[File:Technological percolation limit puzzle analogy.jpg\|1200px\|thumb\|center\|Developing a system in parallel and in pieces that only eventually come together to give a singly connected contiguous whole. But while for a long arduous time of not much visible progress it is and stays fragmented and non-connected at some critical (technological percolation limit) point things get singly contiguously connected rapidly via lots of suddenly possible [[system integration]] work. – '''One concrete interpretation:''' Building a modular robotic system eventually capable of pick-n-place self-replication. there is the frame and the end-effector and the work-piece site as and other places as separate places allowing to start working from but at the end it all needs to come together to a single singly connected physical structure [[kinematic loop]]. – '''Important when starting:''' Early having A good focus on making the patches fit together at when eventually meeting up with them. Pieces fitting together is a given for a pre-made puzzle like the analogy here. But physical R&D is harder in that it designs the shape of the puzzle pieces while assembling the puzzle.]]		[[File:Technological percolation limit puzzle analogy.jpg\|1200px\|thumb\|center\|Developing a system in parallel and in pieces that only eventually come together to give a singly connected contiguous whole. But while for a long arduous time of not much visible progress it is and stays fragmented and non-connected at some critical (technological percolation limit) point things get singly contiguously connected rapidly via lots of suddenly possible [[system integration]] work. – '''One concrete interpretation:''' Building a modular robotic system eventually capable of pick-n-place self-replication. there is the frame and the end-effector and the work-piece site as and other places as separate places allowing to start working from but at the end it all needs to come together to a single singly connected physical structure [[kinematic loop]]. – '''Important when starting:''' Early having A good focus on making the patches fit together at when eventually meeting up with them. Pieces fitting together is a given for a pre-made puzzle like the analogy here. But physical R&D is harder in that it designs the shape of the puzzle pieces while assembling the puzzle. – '''Best places to start''' may well be far reaching parts of the aimed at system that are dedicatedly meant to connect all the system pasts toegether. That would include framse systems. Particular example discussed here on this wiki is [[ReChain]] and [[ReChain frame systems]] as a sub part of [[RepRec]] systems taht aim at [[self replication]].]]

	After crossing a threshold where all the required things come to together to being fulfilled simultaneously <br>		After crossing a threshold where all the required things come to together to being fulfilled simultaneously <br>

Apm: /* External links */

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External links

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	* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percolation_threshold		* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percolation_threshold
			* https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Bond_percolation_p_51.png

Apm: added graphic & extensive description

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added graphic & extensive description

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			[[File:Technological percolation limit puzzle analogy.jpg\|1200px\|thumb\|center\|Developing a system in parallel and in pieces that only eventually come together to give a singly connected contiguous whole. But while for a long arduous time of not much visible progress it is and stays fragmented and non-connected at some critical (technological percolation limit) point things get singly contiguously connected rapidly via lots of suddenly possible [[system integration]] work. – '''One concrete interpretation:''' Building a modular robotic system eventually capable of pick-n-place self-replication. there is the frame and the end-effector and the work-piece site as and other places as separate places allowing to start working from but at the end it all needs to come together to a single singly connected physical structure [[kinematic loop]]. – '''Important when starting:''' Early having A good focus on making the patches fit together at when eventually meeting up with them. Pieces fitting together is a given for a pre-made puzzle like the analogy here. But physical R&D is harder in that it designs the shape of the puzzle pieces while assembling the puzzle.]]
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	After crossing a threshold where all the required things come to together to being fulfilled simultaneously <br>		After crossing a threshold where all the required things come to together to being fulfilled simultaneously <br>

Apm: /* Related */

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	* The "right time" for an (possibly old) idea to spread (and gain mass adoption)		* The "right time" for an (possibly old) idea to spread (and gain mass adoption)
	* [[Serendipity]] that is not as much "by chance" as one might think		* [[Serendipity]] that is not as much "by chance" as one might think
	* Up: [[Percolation limit]] in general		* Up: '''[[Percolation limit]]''' in general

	== External links ==		== External links ==

	* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percolation_threshold		* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percolation_threshold

Apm: /* Example: Advanced productive nanosystems */ why percolation limit

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Example: Advanced productive nanosystems: why percolation limit

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	Various needed mechanisms and machine elements coming together to subsystem components. <br>		Various needed mechanisms and machine elements coming together to subsystem components. <br>
	~~various~~ subsystem components coming together to an entire system eventually. <br>		Various subsystem components coming together to an entire system eventually. <br>
			That in a very nonlinear sudden and phase transition like way. Thus "percolation limit".

	For parts of this happening see pages:		For parts of this happening see pages:

Apm: /* Example: Advanced productive nanosystems */ added some high level description

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Example: Advanced productive nanosystems: added some high level description

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	== Example: [[Advanced productive nanosystem]]s ==		== Example: [[Advanced productive nanosystem]]s ==

	* ...		Various needed mechanisms and machine elements coming together to subsystem components. <br>
			various subsystem components coming together to an entire system eventually. <br>

			For parts of this happening see pages:
			* [[RepRec pick-and-place robots (GemGum)]] & [[ReChain]] as one main subsystem
			* [[Early diamondoid nanosystem pixel (direct path)]]
			* [[Modular molecular composite nanosystems]] (incremental path)

			Percolation limits e.g. towards replicative capability. <br>
			But one can look at percolstion limits towards other capabilities too. <br>

			{{wikitodo\|Maybe add some concrete examples right here. frame, endeffector, ...}}

	== Example: Autonomous humanoid robots (with today's non atomically precise technology) ==		== Example: Autonomous humanoid robots (with today's non atomically precise technology) ==

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	Related (but far future): [[Multi limbed sensory equipped shells]] and [[Gem-gum balloon products]]		Related (but far future): [[Multi limbed sensory equipped shells]] and [[Gem-gum balloon products]]

			== RepRec ReChain projects ==

			See: [[RepRec]] & [[ReChain]]

	== Related ==		== Related ==

Apm at 10:58, 16 November 2024

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	* [[Serendipity]] that is not as much "by chance" as one might think		* [[Serendipity]] that is not as much "by chance" as one might think
	* Up: [[Percolation limit]] in general		* Up: [[Percolation limit]] in general

			== External links ==

			* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percolation_threshold

Apm: /* Related / added Up: Percolation limit

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Related: added * Up: Percolation limit

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	* The "right time" for an (possibly old) idea to spread (and gain mass adoption)		* The "right time" for an (possibly old) idea to spread (and gain mass adoption)
	* [[Serendipity]] that is not as much "by chance" as one might think		* [[Serendipity]] that is not as much "by chance" as one might think
			* Up: [[Percolation limit]] in general