A review of nanorobots in the field of medicine: (history, applications, advantages, and disadvantages)
Mohammad Mahdi Giahi, Melika Yahyaee, Saeed Haji‐Nasiri
- Year
- 2024
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Nanorobots have attracted attention as a novel approach in medicine, utilizing nanoscale and robotics technologies. These robots, with their small dimensions and the ability to move at the nanometer scale, are capable of performing precise and targeted tasks within the human body. In this review article, we first delve into the history of nanorobots and explore the nanoscale technologies used in their construction. We then examine various applications of nanorobots in medicine, including drug delivery, medical imaging, cellular manipulation, and nanoscale surgery. Additionally, we discuss the challenges and safety issues associated with the use of nanorobots in medicine. Finally, we explore the future prospects of utilizing nanorobots in medicine and highlight the strengths of this technology. Given the increasing importance and development of nanorobot technology in the field of medicine, this article can serve as a valuable resource for researchers, students, and industry professionals involved in this field, providing useful insights into the design and use of nanorobots in medicine.It is hoped that this article serves as a comprehensive resource on robotics artificial hands and proves to be valuable to students, researchers, and individuals interested in this field.
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