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* [[Foldamer]]s, [[Highly polycyclic small molecule]]s, [[Gemstone]]s | * [[Foldamer]]s, [[Highly polycyclic small molecule]]s, [[Gemstone]]s | ||
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* Assembly levels of [[hierarchical selfassembly]] | |||
* Convergent [[assembly levels]] of [[convergent assembly]] | |||
[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||
[[Category:Incremental path]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:14, 29 March 2026

The technology levels are mainly an advancement in building material quality (stiffness).
But intermingled here is also a change of means of assembly and a transition into PPV vacuum.
Looking at the materials alone one has the building material capability levels.
Somewhat orthogonal to the building material capability levels are the assembly scale capability levels.
- Technology level 0 - early foldamer tec - self assembly
- Step: Introduction of total positional control
- Technology level I - advanced foldamer tec with some positional assembly
- Step: Switch-over to stiffer materials
- Technology level II - in solvent biomineral gem-gum-tec
- Step: Introduction of practically perfect vacuum
- Technology level III - in vacuum gem-gum-tec - main far term target of gem-gum factories reached
- Beyond the main target: gem-gum nanomedicine
Eventual side products associated with these levels
- Side products of technology level 0
- Side products of technology level I
- Side products of technology level II
- Side products of technology level III
- Products of gem-gum-tec
- Most speculative potential applications
Related
- The incremental path in the among the pathways
- Bridging the gaps
- Bootstrapping
Increasingly difficult materials:
Complementary dimension to technology levels:
- Assembly levels of hierarchical selfassembly
- Convergent assembly levels of convergent assembly