envisioned the NanoCatalog as way for people to think about the economic and societal implications of the coming nanotech age. dont think the dangers should be ignored but careful planning and preparation can manage the risks sufficiently so that the benefits can be enjoyed by all people. Designers, engineers, and other creative people thus freed from the need to support themselves with their creations drastically reduce or eliminate the of nanofactory product files.

This is to indicate the continuity of intellectual property rights, patent and copyright law, and economic reward for creativity and innovation. dont think the dangers should be ignored but careful planning and preparation can manage the risks sufficiently so that the benefits can be enjoyed by all people. When nanofactories do become available plan on transitioning this site into an actual distribution center for real product files, with ten percent commission on sales.

When nanofactories do become available plan on transitioning this site into an actual distribution center for real product files, with ten percent commission on sales. deering9mchsi. com do all the website design and maintenance, and of the content. All of the product files in the NanoCatalog have prices listed. As sit here in my living room typing this note into my computer, the desktop nanofactory has yet to be developed, and none of these products are currently available.

The ForeSight Institute and The Center for Responsible Nanotechnology have very important roles in this planning, and we all need to involved in preparations for the changes to our daily lives that molecular nanotechnology will bring. So read the product descriptions, and think about which ones you would be interested in, and how it would change your daytoday life, but dont order yet, or send me any money. Mike Deering, General Editor, NanoCatalog. com. The Issue Date at the top of the page cycling from to indicates the time frame of reasonable expectation for some of these products.

Nevertheless, there is the real possibility that the availability of personal nanofactories that can take raw materials, such as dirt or grass clippings, and turn them into useful products like food and computers usher in new moneyless age of personal self sufficiency and independence. Designers, engineers, and other creative people thus freed from the need to support themselves with their creations drastically reduce or eliminate the of nanofactory product files. envisioned the NanoCatalog as way for people to think about the economic and societal implications of the coming nanotech age.

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