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Why It's Important to Commercialise Nanotechnology?
Nanomaterials have now gone past the hype, and the subsequent lack of market confidence, and are currently on the path of gaining public confidence and are at a commercial tipping point, so there has never been a more crucial time to commercialise nanotechnology—and this ranges from increasing the production of nanomaterials to industrial scale levels, to the implementation of nanomaterials across many applications and consumer products.
Why Graphene-Based Printed Flexible Circuits and Conductive Inks for Electronic Applications are the Way Forward
Why Graphene -Based Printed Flexible Circuits and Conductive Inks for Electronic Applications are the Way Forward.
What is the Internet of Nano Things (IoNT)?
The Internet of Nano Things (IoNT) is a convergent point where nanotechnology, the Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0 meet. The premise of the IoNT is pretty simple, it is essentially a nanoscale version of the IoT.
The Internet of Nano Things in Industry 4.0
The manufacturing, industrial and process industries (as well as many aspects in everyday life) are changing from manned, but technology-assisted, processes to autonomous networks; and are being governed by advances in software and improvements in the capability of sensors.
Potential of Nanotechnology and Graphene in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) for the Aerospace Industry
Nanomaterials have a lot of potential in the aerospace industry. Many nanomaterials that are produced today can be used in composites and bring about many benefits over traditional materials—such as making the composite more lightweight and increasing a composite’s tensile strength, durability and resistance to impact.
PONEY ventures into technology and functional fabric with NanoTextile
PONEY ventures into technology and functional fabric with NanoTextile.
Nanotechnology in Industry 4.0
Many parts of the world are on the cusp of Industry 4.0, which promises to bring about a greater degree of automation to industrial processes, manufacturing processes and aspects of everyday lives. Industry 4.0 will leverage the so-called Internet of Things (IoT), which brings together data from a vast array of sensor networks into one centralised location.
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