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City Reading / / Country United States / / Facility Potomac Institute / / IndustryTerm nanofactory technology / Rapid prototyping systems / transportation / manufactured products / biotechnology / molecular manufacturing / molecular manufacturing technology / nanofactory-level technology / nanofactory products / manufacturing systems / machinery / technology space / factory-programmed computer chips / massive scaling law advantages / surveillance networks / manufacturing cost / patchwork policy solutions / semi-automated data processing / inefficient infrastructure / nanometer-scale products / molecular fabrication systems / energy / e-drexler / possible enabling technologies / kilogram-scale products / manufacturing potential / nanometer-scale covalent-solid manufacturing systems / desirable technology / Manufacturing industries / humanscale products / exponential manufacturing / near-unlimited manufacturing / pre-nanotech products / mature molecular manufacturing technology / solar energy collectors / black market infrastructure / field-programmable computer chips / feedstock pre-processors / nanotechnology manufacturing / distribution systems / manufacturing / political systems / chemicals / / Organization Stanley Foundation / Potomac Institute for Policy Studies / Chris Phoenix Center / National Academy of Sciences / K. Eric Drexler Chapter / / Person Mike Treder / K. Eric Drexler / Chris Phoenix / / Position driver / / Technology semiconductor / possible enabling technologies / field-programmable computer chips / biotechnology / nanofactory-level technology / factory-programmed computer chips / lithography / computer chips / mature molecular manufacturing technology / molecular manufacturing technology / http / feedstock pre-processors / / URL http /
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Nanotechnology and Future WMD By Mike Treder and Chris Phoenix Center for Responsible Nanotechnology