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== Classification based on size == | == Classification based on size == | ||
* nano-scale - (e.g. | * [[Mobile nanoscale robotic device|nano-scale]] - (e.g. [[nanomedical devices]], ...) | ||
* micro-scale - (e.g. [[microcomponent maintainance units]], ...) | * micro-scale - (e.g. [[microcomponent maintainance units]], ...) | ||
* meso-scale - around human eye visibility threshold (e.g. CO2 depleting replicators, ...) | * [[Mobile mesoscale robotic device|meso-scale]] - around human eye visibility threshold (e.g. hacking devices, CO2 depleting replicators, ...) | ||
* macro-scale - (e.g. cars & other vehicles for transportation, space probes, ...) | * macro-scale - (e.g. cars & other vehicles for transportation, space probes, ...) | ||
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* microcomponents - (e.g. [[microcomponent maintainance units]]) | * microcomponents - (e.g. [[microcomponent maintainance units]]) | ||
* feedstock molecules suitable best suitable for mechanosynthesis - (e.g. nanofactories, ...) | * feedstock molecules suitable best suitable for mechanosynthesis - (e.g. [[nanofactories]], ...) | ||
* normal air - see: [[air as a resource]] - (e.g. CO2 collector devices, CO2 depleting replicators, ...) | * normal air - see: [[air as a resource]] - (e.g. CO2 collector devices, CO2 depleting replicators, ...) | ||
* certain biological materials e.g. DNA - (e.g. nanomedical devices, ...) | * certain biological materials e.g. DNA - (e.g. [[nanomedical devices]], ...) | ||
* sugar - (e.g. nanomedical devices, ...) | * sugar - (e.g. [[nanomedical devices]], ...) | ||
== Classification based on mechanical interconnectedness == | == Classification based on mechanical interconnectedness == | ||
* free floating/flying/swimming - (e.g. | * free floating/flying/swimming - (e.g. [[nanomedical devices]], cleanup devices, ...) | ||
* tethered - (e.g. utility foglets, trains, ...) | * tethered - (e.g. [[utility fog|utility foglets]], trains, ...) | ||
* barely mobile - (e.g. elasticity emulating microcomponents) | * barely mobile - (e.g. elasticity emulating microcomponents) | ||
== Classification based on degree of good will == | == Classification based on degree of good will == | ||
* productive / useful - (e.g. nanomedical devices, nanofactories, computerglasses, ...) | * productive / useful - (e.g. [[nanomedical devices]], [[nanofactories]], computerglasses, ...) | ||
* grey zone - (e.g. cleanup devices, hacking devices, ...) | * grey zone - (e.g. cleanup devices, hacking devices, ...) | ||
* malicious - (e.g. atmosphere poisoners, CO2 depleting replicators, ...) | * malicious - (e.g. atmosphere poisoners, CO2 depleting replicators, ...) | ||
Revision as of 19:44, 26 September 2015
Classification based on size
- nano-scale - (e.g. nanomedical devices, ...)
- micro-scale - (e.g. microcomponent maintainance units, ...)
- meso-scale - around human eye visibility threshold (e.g. hacking devices, CO2 depleting replicators, ...)
- macro-scale - (e.g. cars & other vehicles for transportation, space probes, ...)
Classification based on material processing capabilities
- microcomponents - (e.g. microcomponent maintainance units)
- feedstock molecules suitable best suitable for mechanosynthesis - (e.g. nanofactories, ...)
- normal air - see: air as a resource - (e.g. CO2 collector devices, CO2 depleting replicators, ...)
- certain biological materials e.g. DNA - (e.g. nanomedical devices, ...)
- sugar - (e.g. nanomedical devices, ...)
Classification based on mechanical interconnectedness
- free floating/flying/swimming - (e.g. nanomedical devices, cleanup devices, ...)
- tethered - (e.g. utility foglets, trains, ...)
- barely mobile - (e.g. elasticity emulating microcomponents)
Classification based on degree of good will
- productive / useful - (e.g. nanomedical devices, nanofactories, computerglasses, ...)
- grey zone - (e.g. cleanup devices, hacking devices, ...)
- malicious - (e.g. atmosphere poisoners, CO2 depleting replicators, ...)