alhazred23
Inactive Member
Nanomachines, picomachines, femtomachines, what have you; all of these tiny little robots autonomously or semi-autonomously perform complex (sometimes very complex) tasks in a three-dimensional environment. It seems to me that they would need computers in them to do this
If they are constructed on the femtoscale, however, that makes their individual design features orders of magnitude smaller than atoms or even atomic nuclei. Construction materials can be explained by the presence of exotic, non-atomic matter states like Yarvex, but what computing technology do femtomachines use to operate?
If they are constructed on the femtoscale, however, that makes their individual design features orders of magnitude smaller than atoms or even atomic nuclei. Construction materials can be explained by the presence of exotic, non-atomic matter states like Yarvex, but what computing technology do femtomachines use to operate?