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Koulye a, seri sa a se sitou yon egzanp nan yon kalite robo ke nou ta ka atann nan sosyete a nan kout tèm. Nan tan ki long, nou ta dwe pito panse sou sa ki fim nan Depatman te montre ke ka byoloji a tout antye replik atravè nanotechnologie. Syantis Izraelyen yo te deja bati yon enprimant ògàn ane sa a ki ka enprime selil kò-espesifik ki baze sou enfòmasyon sou selil souch nan, pou egzanp, yon kè (gade videyo ki anba a). Sepandan, syans tou espere pou rive nan moman an lè biocells nan kò a kapab ranplase pa nano teknoloji ki fèt selil ki ka korije nenpòt erè. Ou jwenn ke yon ra enposib te panse? Lè sa a, panse sou sa k ap pase si ou gen yon blesi ak ki jan kò imen an deja gen pwopriyete sa a pwòp tèt ou-geri. (Li plis anba videyo a)
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Now this series is primarily an example of a kind of robot that we might expect in society in the short term. In the long run, we should rather think about what the film T showed that the entire biology can be replicated via nanotechnology. Israeli scientists have already built an organ printer this year that can print body-specific cells based on stem cell information into, for example, a heart (see video below). However, science is also expected to reach the moment when biocells in the body can be replaced by nano-tech designed cells that can correct any error. Do you find that a bizarre impossible thought? Then think about what happens if you have a wound and how the human body already has this self-healing property. (Read further under the video)