Digital Lab Microscope
Digital Lab Microscope
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All the items below:
Cinnamon Swirl Bean Bag
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Cinnamon Swirl Magnifying Glass
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Cinnamon Swirl Rug
Cinnamon Swirl T-Shirt
Cinnamon Swirl Trophy
Cinnamon Swirl Bed
Cinnamon Swirl Lab Coat
Cinnamon Swirl Lab Goggles
Cinnamon Swirl Microscope
Cinnamon Swirl Wallpaper
Cinnamon Swirl Digital Camera
Cinnamon Swirl Glasses
Cinnamon Swirl Walkie Talkie
Cinnamon Swirl Pogo Stick
Cinnamon Swirl Personal Transporter
Cinnamon Swirl Toaster
Cinnamon Swirl Video Camera
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Thank You
HEY CAN I HAV THE CINNAMON BED PLZ FNX ILL E-MAIL U AS WELL
i got a Cinnamon Swirl Bed
Cinnamon Swirl Lab Coat
Cinnamon Swirl Lab Goggles
and the Cinnamon Swirl Glasses but u have 2 say if u want it : )
b4 ill put it on my garage sale
srry didnt have time u email it 2 u
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My First Lab Ultimate Digital Microscope 400X Digital Eyepiece LED Accessories $144.95 |
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3.0MP Still & Live Digital Camera + Binocular Lab Compoud Microscope 40X-1000X $288.00 |
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My First Lab Ultimate Digital Microscope NEW FREE SHIP $209.42 |
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40x-2000x Binocular Vet Lab Optical Compound Microscope + USB2.0 Digital Camera $269.98 |
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New Usb Digital Microscope for Computers Laptop Lab Examining Fine Jewelry Zoom $79.99 |
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Dry Darkfield 3.0MP Digital Lab Research Microscope 40x-2000x +Slides+Covers $473.01 |
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Lab Binocular Microscope 40x-2000x for Vet Hospital with 1.3MP Digital Camera $328.00 |
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NEW My First Lab Ultimate Digital Microscope $114.74 |
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New Dino Lite AM2011 200x USB Digital Lab Microscope Camera & MS21W Stand Bundle $139.00 |
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Dino Lite Silver AM3011 200X USB Digital Lab Microscope & MS21W Flex Arm Bundle $189.00 |
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Dino Lite AM3011 Silver 200X Zoom Digital Lab Microscope & MS21W Stand Bundle $189.00 |
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Dino Lite AM411T 1.3 Megapixel USB Digital Lab Handheld Microscope & MS21W Stand $349.00 |
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Digital Microscope d-Vid LW Scientific Dental Lab $164.29 |
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New Handheld Digital Microscope Science Lab Optical Eye $93.99 |
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My First Lab Ultimate Digital Microscope MFL-85 $139.95 |
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3.0MP Still & Live Digital Camera + Binocular Lab Compoud Microscope 40X-1000X $288.00 |
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NEW MICROSCOPE LENS ADAPTER FOR DIGITAL CAMERA MEDICAL RESEARCH INSPECTION LAB $199.99 |
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My First Lab Ultimate Digital Microscope $123.47 |
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My First Lab Ultimate Digital Microscope $130.00 |
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USB Digital Microscope True 2MP 8-LED Micro Camera 200X LAB TOOL $34.99 |
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Microscope Lab Max $40.65 Microscope Lab Max |
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Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 $59.95 Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 delivers premium protection from viruses, Trojans, spam, hackers, and more. Its cutting-edge, hybrid approach to digital security combines innovative, cloud-based technologies with advanced antivirus protection to deliver a faster, more effective response to today’s complex, ever-evolving threats. You, your private data and PC are completely protected as you work, bank, shop and play online |
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Kaspersky PURE $79.95 Kaspersky PURE far exceeds regular PC protection. It renders your PC highly immune to cyber threats of any kind. You can trust Kaspersky PURE to protect the integrity and privacy of all your digital assets. Kaspersky PURE keeps your computer in pristine condition and gives you complete peace of mind. Kaspersky PURE has ALL of KIS 2010’s tried and trusted functionality, plus a host of interesting new features: Full antimalware and anti-spam protection; Centralized management of tasks, reports and updates, etc, from any networked PC; Password Manager; Advanced Parental Control and monitoring of user’s Internet access; File Shredder; Data Encryption, Backup and Restore. |
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My First Lab Cordless Microscope $99.95 My First Lab Cordless Microscope |
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C A Scientific MFL85 My First Lab Ultimate Digital Microscope $161.46 We have taken the My First Lab Ultimate Microscope and packed it with our Digital Eyepiece to create a new Digital Microscope then added some accessories to make it even more useful. The microscope can be used with the Digital Eyepiece connected to a computer via the USB port Windows compatible or with the standard 10X eyepiece that is included. New TSView software allows you to view live color images from the scope save them edit add text even email. Improved LED light source now allows you to control the brightness of the light for the best image. My First Lab Ultimate Microscope With 10X Widefield eyepiece with pointer 3 Achromatic objective lenses 4X 10X and 40X Power Magnification from 40X to 400X Adjustable intensity LED illumination Builtin rechargeable battery and Detachable AC power cord Digital Microscope Eyepiece With USB port connection Built in 10X lens TS View software Accessories Include 5 prepared glass slides 4 blank slides 1 concavity slide 10 Capacity Slide Box Plastic forceps Plastic dropper pipette Cover glass Lens paper CE Certified |
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ZOOMY DIGITAL MICROSCOPE $55.99 ZOOMY DIGITAL MICROSCOPE |
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PORTABLE DIGITAL MICROSCOPE $61.99 PORTABLE DIGITAL MICROSCOPE |
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Microscope Zpix $51.99 CARSON MM-640 ZPIX™ USB DIGITAL MICROSCOPE WITH 26X–130X OPTICAL ZOOM |
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Learning Resources LER4416 Zoomy Handheld Digital Microscope $68.45 Amazing allinone digital microscope takes scientific inquiry to a new levelmdash;yet is easy for even a young child to use. Hold the handfriendly scope over an object turn the top to focus then press the single control button to take videos or still images from 35 to 53x magnification. Supports students as they record observations and investigations. Great for lab reports presentations and authentic assessment for digital portfolios. Sharply detailed images enrich wholeclass and individual explorations. Use with your computer projector or interactive whiteboard. Grades PreKmdash;12 Facilitates scientific observation via highinterest visuals Plugs into computer to display/demonstrate magnified images Allows students to record and describe their investigations and inquiries Downloads to your computer or uploads to your class website virtual learning network or assessment files Powered by USB connection to your computer mdash; no batteries required Provides clear and sharp images via highquality resolution Illuminates dark settings or objects Adjusts automatically to LED light available Encourages handson investigation Fits perfectly in child s hand and positions easily to view difficult objects Operates with ease mdash; even for a young child Boosts students 21stcentury skills Works with almost any computer. Unit automatically recognized as USB device mdash; |
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Microscope $11.28 Microscope |
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Learning Resources / Zoomy Digital Microscope / LER4416 $55.45 Learning Resources – Zoomy Digital Microscope – LER4416 |
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Cobra / DIGITAL USB MICROSCOPE / DPS-2100 SCOPE $59.87 Cobra – DIGITAL USB MICROSCOPE – DPS-2100 SCOPE |
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Kena Digital Microscope 640 x 480 USB $293.99 Kena Digital Microscope 640 x 480 USB |
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Celestron LCD Digital Microscope $299.95 The Celestron LCD Digital Microscope is an incredible tool that combines the power of a microscope with the technology of a camera. With the LCD screen, you can view fascinating biological materials and turn them into photos. The Celestron LCD Digital Microscope uses a USB cable to transmit images, and has 4x digital zoom. The The Celestron LCD Digital Microscope lets you view your scientific discoveries easily on this microscope’s LCD screen – then capture those images with the built-in digital camera.Compound (biological) microscopeUSB cable for transferring images to a PC40 to 400 power – up to 1600 power with digital zoomAC adaptor to power the microscope3.5″ (88mm) LCD screen with 4x digital zoomCarrying case includedBuilt-in digital camera – 2 mega pixelsWeight – 51oz (1446g)Top and bottom LED illuminationMechanical stage – 3.5″ x 3.5″ (88mm x 88mm)128MB internal storage memorySD card slot5 prepared slidesObjective lens – 4x, 10x, and 40×6 position color filter wheelWith the Celestron LCD Digital Microscope, you can peer deep into the microscopic world and share your discoveries with the built-in camera. It’s a whole new way to explore science hands-on! Shop for the Celestron LCD Digital Microscope, and capture science on film! View your scientific discoveries easily on this microscope’s LCD screen – then capture those images with the built-in digital camera. |
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USB Digital & Optical Microscope $99.99 Excellent microscope that captures images and video! As a geek you are very aware that objects in the universe can be large – very large. There are things floating around out in space that are absolutely daunting in their size. Equally amazing is the tiny scale of incredibly small particles and sub-particles. Just as the telescope helps us to see large objects in space, the microscope lets us see the tiny things all around us. The USB Digital & Optical Microscope helps you see small stuff either via a USB connection to your computer or by regular optical viewing through the included eyepiece lens. It allows you to capture images or video and has built-in LEDs for illumination. |
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Celestron Handheld Digital Microscope $44.95 This innovative microscope design allows you to view specimens or objects on a computer screen and allows you to take snapshot images or short videos. A rugged, metal stand is included for holding the microscope steady at various positions for viewing and/or imaging. The microscope is ideally suited for examining objects such as coins, stamps, rocks, relics, insects, plants, gems, circuit boards, various materials, skin, and many other objects. Also, you can examine specimen slides at low and… |
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Celestron 44340 LCD Digital Microscope $285.94 Our LCD Digital Microscope replaces traditional eyepieces with an LCD Screen for easy and comfortable viewing for yourself and to share with others. The LCD Digital Microscope also features a builtin digital camera for quick and easy snapshots or short videos. Store captured photos and clips on the optional SD card or transfer them to your personal computer via included USB cable. This innovative product combines advanced professional grade microscope features and an easy to use point and shoot camera. The Celestron LCD Digital Microscope is an ideal tool and mainly used for examining visually and/or taking photos of specimen slides such as yeasts molds cultures fibers bacteria insects and blood. You can also use this microscope for examining and photographing solid thin objects like stamps coins etc.with the lower powers but note that the lowest power possible is 40x and you may need a bright desk lamp also to light up the object properly in many cases. Features:. LCD Screen. LCD Digital Microscope is a unique device that replaces the traditional eyepiece with a high resolution 3.5 (88mm) LCD display. This bright screen allows for clear viewing of microscopic worlds by individuals and groups alike. Magnification. The LCD Digital Microscope s three objective lenses provide 40x 100x and 400x optical magnification levels. This combined with 4x digital zoom allows you to view objects at up to 1600 times their original size. Illumination Brightness Color. The LCD Digital Microscope is equipped with top and bottom LED Illumination brightness controls and a six position color filter wheel that lets you get a bright and clear view of your specimen in any lighting conditions. Capture Stills and Videos. Once you ve set up a perfect shot the LCD Digital Microscope s built in 2 Mega Pixel digital camera will help you take a vibrant high resolution photo of what you see on the screen. When a picture is just not enough the LCD Digital Microscope allows you to record short vid |
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Digital Microscope with USB $44.99 Digital microscope with USB connectionJust look at this, with this small USB digital microscope camera (1.3 million pixel), you can see everything enlarged and in colour on your PC screen.Just attach the digital microscope to your PC and the energy supply ensues automatically. The 8 white LED bulbs enable you to choose the correct lighting (off, low light, full light). The 1.3 million pixel camera with its up to 200 times enlargement brings you amazingly clear pictures and videos to your screen or monitor.The digital microscope is perfect for schools, hobbies, at the workplace and when teaching. It is ideal for watching small items, animals, materials, prints, coins, precious stones etc.Technical details: * Image sensor 1.3 million pixel * Max image resolution1280 x 960 * Video image resolution 1280 x 960, 800 x 600, 640 x 480, 352 x 288, 320 x 240, 160 x 120 * Max.video mode 30 fps by 600 lux * Manually adjustable focus from 20 to 200 times * USB 2.0 und USB 1.1 * Operating systems Windows XP/ Vista * Energy supply via USB connection * Lighting: 8 white LED bulbs * Video format AVI * Photo format JEPG + BMP * Dimensions: 112 mm x 33mm * Weight approx 90grmPackage includes:Camera, foot, USB cable and software on CD-Rom. |
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C A Scientific MA88 Digital Microscope Eyepiece $56.68 The new Digital Microscope Eyepiece is an inexpensive way to upgrade just about any stereo or compound microscope into a Digital Microscope. This combination digital camera with built in 10X eyepiece is a great way to preview live color digital images indirectly from your microscope onto your computer via the USB port. View edit and save images. Now with new TSView software compatible with Windows XP or Vista Fits on any standard (23mm) eye tube in place for ordinary eyepiece Microscope adapter 30mm allows camera to be used on virtually any microscope 640 x 480 resolution automatic light contrast and fine focus |
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Microscope Green Zorb $43.99 CARSON MM-480G ZORB™ USB DIGITAL MICROSCOPE WITH 35X OPTICAL ZOOM (SAFARI GREEN ) |
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Microscope Blue Zorb $43.99 CARSON MM-480B ZORB™ USB DIGITAL MICROSCOPE WITH 35X OPTICAL ZOOM (SURF BLUE) |
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Microscope Orange Zorb $43.99 CARSON MM-480O ZORB™ USB DIGITAL MICROSCOPE WITH 35X OPTICAL ZOOM (LAVA ORANGE) |
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Microscope Zpix 1.3 $56.99 CARSON MM-740 ZPIX™ 200 USB DIGITAL MICROSCOPE WITH 26X–130X OPTICAL ZOOM |
What corporate world will transcend to and what marketers will do in the nanotech age of open source digital products and digitalized matter?
I would lie if I said that I know enough about nanotechnology, but from little I know, dangerous questions arise in my dangerous mind.
How nanotechnology and artificial intelligence development will effect the world of advertising and the business world as such?
To connect with my stream of thoughts, I suggest you to take 6 mins of your time and watch an interview with Ray Kurzweil who tells about his vision of the Singuarlity — a point around 2045 when artificial intelligence will blossom to such degree that technology will infuse itself with biology. Either you are skeptic or supporter, it will not matter when this picture becomes a matter of fact. Ray‘s theories have many supporters, as well as critics, but the fact that numerous Kurzweil’s theories and predictions he made few decades ago, now are the reality that seems obvious to us.
See the video on the IdeaMama’s blog where the article was originally posted:
“We have shown the feasibility of manipulating matter at the molecular level, which is what biology does. One of the ways to create nanotechnology is to start with biological mechanisms and modify them to extend the biological paradigm – to go beyond proteins. That vision of molecular nanotechnology assembly – of using massively parallel, fully programmable processes to grow objects with remarkable properties – is about twenty years away”, says Ray Kurzweil in one of his interviews. “The key issue is that information technology and information processes progress at an exponential pace. Biological evolution itself was an information process – the backbone is the genetic code, which is a digital code.” If indeed we decode the “DNA” of matter, creating ”things” out of the air (almost literally – all you need is a digital code that a friend sends to you via email or post on his blog) will become as easy as printing the fax page sent to you in a digital format today. Matter fabrication where the output of computation finds itself in a digital world, so any of products below become not more than a digital code, various combinations of 1 and 0 can effect all world processes to such to such degree that we can not even imagine now.
“We have shown the feasibility of manipulating matter at the molecular level, which is what biology does. One of the ways to create nanotechnology is to start with biological mechanisms and modify them to extend the biological paradigm – to go beyond proteins. That vision of molecular nanotechnology assembly – of using massively parallel, fully programmable processes to grow objects with remarkable properties – is about twenty years away”, says Ray Kurzweil in one of his interviews. “The key issue is that information technology and information processes progress at an exponential pace. Biological evolution itself was an information process – the backbone is the genetic code, which is a digital code.” If indeed we decode the “DNA” of matter, creating ”things” out of the air (almost literally – all you need is a digital code that a friend sends to you via email or post on his blog) will become as easy as printing the fax page sent to you in a digital format today. Matter fabrication where the output of computation finds itself in a digital world, so any of products below become not more than a digital code, various combinations of 1 and 0 can effect all world processes to such to such degree that we can not even imagine now.
No more Amazon, no more eBay, no more needs for sweet savings? No more wholesalers and distributors since no more retain chains… as we know it?
Boy, what is your girl going to Tweet about if not about her new bra? Well, may be about the one she just have fabricated from an open source code?
Of course significant majority of the world population has no idea what might be coming, but the captains of multibillion dollars corporation who are responsible for the future of companies they are leading, have no right not to care. Corporate executive might ignore the development of nano science, but ignorance will not help to quickly turnaround the company that one day can became invalid in a blink of an eye, and “nobody seen it coming”.
If you are a young advertising professional, don’t you wonder what you might be advertising in the last decade before your retirement? May be all there will be is digital goods?
And if you are running a hype ad agency, don’t you think that all traditional media performance matrix might become irrelevant as expression “print media” becomes an archaism, so all your focus has to shift to mastering digital marketing techniques?
And if this truly digital world indeed will become the reality of the future, it opens unlimited opportunities to step beyond the commerce. We might become observers or participants of the new scene where innovation will jump out of each of 10 billions computers (of course at that point there will be no need in computers as we know them today).
The video (see on IdeaMama’s the blog) below supports the concept of the world as a “global invention lab” which breaks organizational boundaries and helps creative minds to invent solutions to both local and global problems.
Now imagine what shift would arise in a social media (if it doesn’t go down the drill till then). I cannot wait for the time when I can transform IdeaMamaClub.com (http://www.IdeaMamaClub.com) and furnish it by cloud hosted tools for innovation beyond imagination… (Hey, may be in my 60th I will look younger then now with new nano tools for immortal suffering :-)). I do believe matter “decoding” might happen within this lifetime… I guess that would take IdeaMama from Web 3.0 to Web 4.0, Web 5.0, or what have you.
Do I believe in the prevailing goodness of developments in nanotech and artificial intelligence? I never said so, but ethical / moral side of technology evolution is a separate conversation all together, and I will come back to it in one of my articles.
“There is no secret and there is no defense; there is no possibility of control except through the aroused understanding and insistence of the peoples of the world. … In this lies our only security and our only hope—we believe that an informed citizenry will act for life and not death.” Albert Einstein about atomic energy.
Here are excerpts from Nanoveau, a new column by John Robert Marlow, the author of the novel Nano: Digital Matter—Understanding Nanotechnology.
The coming Age of Nanotechnology might best be described as the Age of Digital Matter, for it will be a time in which it becomes possible to manipulate the physical world in much the same way that a computer now manipulates the digital ones and zeroes on its hard drive.
There are 116 known elements, or types of atoms. The world and everything in it is made up of atoms of one or some combination of those elements. The arrangement and combination of these atoms determines what a thing will be. Consider the element of carbon: arrange a gaggle of carbon atoms one way, and you have a worthless lump of graphite; arrange them a bit differently, and you have a diamond. Combined with oxygen atoms, they become a gas floating through the atmosphere. When arranged in yet another manner, and combined with several additional elements—those same atoms form a human being.
And just as the digital ones and zeroes of a computer’s binary code can be arranged to form mathematical formula, a symphony, an invitation to a hate rally or pornography—any object on earth can be torn apart into its basic atoms, which can then be used to build something else.
In the same way that the hate rally invitation can be deleted and overwritten with, say, Beethoven’s Ninth, it will be possible to disassemble a car, a building, or a person—and use their atoms to build something else. It will also be possible (and more common) to gather the necessary atoms from a junkyard, a dump, or the environment itself—and then use those atoms to make something useful.
Nanotech is, at its heart, a technology which will allow us to work directly with the basic building blocks of matter—to manipulate individual atoms at will. Because human hands are millions of times too large to do this, we must construct incredibly small machines, or nanodevices, to do the work for us. Such devices are now being developed.
Just a few of the many good things this technology will make possible: pollution reversal (because pollutants can be reduced to their component atoms and recycled); elimination of disease and genetic defects (because the body’s cells and DNA can be altered); eradication of poverty (because production costs of nearly all products—including food—will drop to near-zero); microscopic computers faster than today’s best supercomputers (because of radical miniaturization); inexpensive space travel (low production costs for lighter and stronger materials), and; the indefinite extension of human lifespan (because cells which grow old or damaged can be completely restored).
“… Production costs of nearly all products—including food—will drop to near-zero!” So, do you think this development would effect your business? You better believe it!
CONCLUSION:
Are we moving from programming bits to programming atoms and as a result of it – matter? None of us can know for sure. But those who invest millions or billions of dollars in creation of hard assets with intent to commercialize them in few decades just can not afford not to care. Entrepreneurs, managers, venture capitalists…. Can you?
I don’t suggest anybody to believe that this picture is our definite future, but I encourage us to assume that it is quite possible and ask “what if” when making plans – if the prediction to be true, the long-term strategic plans that we are making now can be used in a digitally designed restroom, pardon my French.
I encourage us, who invent the products, build companies, strategize and design processes simply expand our consciousness and ask right questions… and hold our horses when skeptical “no way” response arises in the mind. The reality of tomorrow might surprise all of us.
It all might be just a theory, but might be one that is included in a history book a few decades from now. One never knows… unless he does…
“[Nanotechnology is] a development which I think cannot be avoided.”
—Richard Feynman, Nobel Laureate, Physics
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