Nanotechnology – What is it?
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Security Nanotech
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During this time, people will allegedly also be able to upload their brains on to the Internet and an artificial intelligence unit will be able to patrol all of Europe for suspicious criminal activity (including European discussion groups, European websites, and European file servers). Eventually, artificial intelligence will be monitoring other continents on the face of the Earth using robotic police officers armed with non-lethal weapons to replace the human patrolman on the daily neighborhood beat. These weapons will include tasers that have been proven to be less lethal than the traditional pistol used by 20th century police officers. Robot police officers would have instant access to a person’s criminal record, motor vehicle record, and tax information; thus identifying him or her as the suspect in a criminal investigation. Drunks and people with aggressive tendencies can be detected in large areas; spawning the appropriate action for the robot officer in charge of controlling the situation. Commands might be to question them on the spot, arrest them while delivering the suspect his or her Miranda warning, or shoot them with a non-lethal taser shot and ask questions when the suspect re-emerges from unconsciousness at the police station.
Sports Nanotech
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Nanotechnology will also play a role in athletic sports (i.e., soccer, football, baseball) in addition to motorsports (i.e., NASCAR, Formula One, drag racing, IndyCar Series) alike. Materials for new athletic shoes will be made in order to make the shoe lighter (and the athlete faster). In addition to this, the baseball bats of the future will made with carbon nanotubes so that the bat can be lengthened without increasing the weight. Antimicrobial nanotechnology will protect and prevent players in the National Football League from illnesses caused by bacteria in common places (i.e., sport towels, yoga mats, exercise mats). The most important disease that this technology could intercept is Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (commonly known as MRSA).
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