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Two overcompensating scaling laws that make things better: <br> | ||
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Revision as of 12:34, 22 June 2026
Alternative overview: Tour by map
Topics
Pathways âĶ
âĶ towards advanced gemstone based productive nanosystems.
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Generally:
â Bootstrapping methods for productive nanosystems
â Bridging the gaps
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Incremental path
â One big if not biggest blocker: Lack of proper termination control (one option: Algorithmic selfassembly)
â Escaping the window between:
âĶ Positional assembly redundancy blockade &
âĶ Thermal driven selfassembly diffusion speed slowdown blockade
âĶ (Wild ideas: Circumsembly & Squigglesembly)
â Expanding the kinematic loop in order to escape the finger problems
â Hierarchical selfassembly
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Direct path
â Why force applying mechanosynthesis should work in brief
â Early diamondoid nanosystem pixel (direct path)
âĶ Potential early crystolecular building blocks & Potential early crystolecular mechanisms
â Convergent assembly
There were/are some tensions between the sides. For one case see: Pathway controversy
(2026) Not yet meaningfuly experimentally accessible: Mixed path
Far term target of APM
âĶ as identified in Nanosystems via applying the methodology of exploratory engineering.
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Why gemstones?
â Oxidation and the fruit analogy; Atomically precise surface passivation
â Undesired cold-welding vs desired: Seamless covalent welding
â Averting room temperature surface diffusion on metals. (See also: Diffusion)
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Why (mechanical) metamaterials?
â Gem-gum Superelasticity (wiki-TODO: Add two new graphics on that.)
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Why cogs-n-gears?
â They get the job done and are not a naive transfer of ideas on closer inspection.
ðŠĪ Trapdoors
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ðŠĪ "Diffusion transport is free." (Friction in diffusion transport)
â No, Diffusion transport is not free. One has to pay the energy at toll stations that may have no "small change" to give back.
âĶ Heck cog-n-gear attachment chain trannsport may become even become more efficient than diffusion when advanced and operated sowly:
âĶ See: Dissipation sharing & Exothermy offloading (in how far these tricks work is highly speculative)
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ðŠĪ "Scaling laws make things worse."
â Yes, physics change when going down to the nanoscale, BUT âĶ
â No, not necesarily for the worse for macroscale style cog-n-gear machinery
â The are two critical scaling laws that make things better rather than worse. Both as of 2026 still barely known.
âĶ See below in section: Physical basics
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ðŠĪ "Simulations show that these would not work."
â "No, nanodiamond does not behave like jelly."
â "No, one would not "see" the atomic wiggles when "seeing" the machine motions at proposed operation speeds."
âĶ See: Misleading aspects in animations of diamondoid molecular machine elements
âĶ See: Why MD simulations can't simulate proposed speeds for diamondoid nanomachinery
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ðŠĪ "Scaling laws make things worse"
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âĶ See: Macroscale style machinery at the nanoscale
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Two overcompensating scaling laws that make things better:
â Higher throughput of smaller machinery
â Same relative deflections across scales
âĶ See: How macroscale style machinery at the nanoscale outperforms its native scale
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ðŠĪ Quantum mechanical effects in nanomechanics are sometimes hugely overestimated
âĶ See: Nanomechanics is barely mechanical quantummechanics
Scale transposed prototyping
Prototyping cog-n-gear mechanisms at the macroscale for the nanoscale staying aware of the physical changes.
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Personal projects of this wikis author:
â RepRec pick-and-place robots (GemGum)
â ReChain frame systems (ReChain pages)
â MecCirc project
â ReMec projects (umbrella name for the above)
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Main Inspirations:
â Moses2014
â Ambots
Physical basics
âĶ and building some useful intuition (oversimplification aware).
General nanoscale physics
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Intuitive feel
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Intuitively understanding the size of an atom & Magnification theme-park
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Convenience of size steps of factor 32
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Log polar mapping â as for â Distorted visualization methods for convergent assembly
âĶ (Lagrangian mechanics for nanomechanical circuits & Tracing trajectories of component in machine phase)
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Atomic orbitals (wiki-TODO: d and f orbitals mixing math and geometries)
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Ligand field theory (Wild idea: Mechanooptical conversion)
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Energy conversions by nature, today & tomorrow
APM specific physics
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Force applying mechanosynthesis
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(Wearless) friction & energy dissipation:
â Friction in gem-gum technology
â Reciprocative dissipation mechanisms in gem-gum technology
â Superlubricity & Infinitesimal bearing
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VdW suck-in and suck-on & Comparison of mechanical character of different bonds types
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Intercrystolecular interactions, Intercrystolecular snapping modes, Intercrystolecular levitation
Methodological basics & frameworks for thought
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Exploratory engineering
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Digital control over reversibly composable units of matter
Far term applications
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Products of gem-gum-tec
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Concrete example: Gem-gum suit
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Likely visual appearance of gem-gum products
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The look of our environment
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âŧïļ Recycling and much faster product avaiability via a global microcomponent redistribution system
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General concept of a new sphere: Mechanosphere â efforts averting a severe Gem-gum waste crisis
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Solving biggest civilization problems: Carbon capture buoy scenario
Effects Impacts
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Story scenarios
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The look of our environment & World building
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The idea of an far future beyond far future
gaily
colored
gem
gum
goo
rainforrest
world
â See page: Gem-gum goo
â Reproduction hexagon & Grey goo horror fable
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Unnatural chemistry graphic
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New non scarce materials graphic
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Ultra fast production by recycling graphic
Some topics by visual cards
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