EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

Where Technology comes to life

Compiled and done by,

Raakesh, Manas, Arvind, Sriram,
Gowthaman,
Chirag, Kumaravel, Murlidharan, Dinesh,
Bharath

OUTLINE
Introduction
Types of Technologies
Cloud Computing
Nano Technology
Nanoscale
Manufacturing
Investment
Advantages
Applications
Benefits
White papers

WHY EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

Emerging Technologies are contemporary advances
and innovation in various fields of technologies.
Recognize that most emerging technologies are
influencing our daily lives.
These technologies are those technical innovations
which represent progressive developments within a
field for competitive advantage.

TYPES OF TECHNOLOGIES
Energy technologies
Solar
Wind
Nuclear
Neuro Science
Robotics
Cloud Computing
Nano Technology

CLOUD COMPUTING
Cloud computing comes into focus only when you think about what IT
always needs: a way to increase capacity or add capabilities on the fly
without investing in new infrastructure, training new personnel, or licensing
new software.
Cloud computing encompasses any subscription-based or pay-per-use
service that, in real time over the Internet, extends IT's existing
capabilities.

It includes
SaaS
Utility computing
Web services in the
cloud
Platform as a service
MSP (managed service
providers)
Service commerce
platforms
Internet integration

NANOTECHNOLOGY
THE NEXT VERY BIG(SMALL) THING

Nano Technology??
Nano science and nanotechnology are the study and

application of extremely small things and can be used across

all other science fields such as chemistry, biology, physics,
material science and engineering.
Nano technology is the understanding and control of
matter at the nano scale, at dimensions between
approximately 1 and 100 nm.
Nanotechnology is not just a new field of science and
engineering, but a new way of looking at and studying it.

Nanoscale
A sheet of paper - 100,000 nms thick.
Nanometre is one-billionth of as metre.
Human DNA strand - 2.5 nms in
diameter.
1 inch - 25,400,000 nms.
A human hair -80,000nms wide.
A gold atom - a third of a
nanometre in diameter.

Fullerenes
C60

1.27 107
m

10 millions
times smaller

0.22
m

0.7 10-9 m

1 billion
times
smaller

MANUFACTURING
Manufacturing at the nanoscale is called
nanomanufacturing. There are two approaches:
Top Down Approach
Bottom Up Approach
TOP DOWN APPROACH BOTTUM UP
APPROACH
Create smaller
They arrange smaller
objects using Larger
components in to
objects.
more complex.
Uses principles of
Layer-by-layer self
molecular recognition. assembly.

INVESTMENT
350
300
250
200
340
300

150
180

100
50

70
22

100

Amount Of Investment In Billion

US$/Year

ADVANTAGES OF NANOTECHNOLOGY
INDUSTRIAL

With NT, we can

create unique
materials and
products which
are:
Stronger
Lighter
Cheaper
Durable
Precise

MATERIALS

Computers

can become a
billion times
faster and a
million times
smaller

Automatic

Pollution
Cleanup

Manufacturing

at almost no
cost

MEDICAL

End of

Illnesses (i.e.
cancer, heart
disease)
Universal
Immunity (i.e.
aids, flu)
Body

Sculpting
(i.e. change
your
appearance)

APPLICATIONS
Military-Superior Kevlar(Bullet Proof Vests)
Computing-Mass Storage Devices & Quantum Computer
Carbon Nano Tube
Nano Wire Battery
Nano Robots

BENEFITS COMMON TO ALL

Reduced costs/increased return on
capital
Finding, capital & operating costs
Enhanced production
Production rate, total reserves
recovered
Reduced quantity of inputs
Energy consumption, materials
Reduced environmental impact
Air, ground & water pollution
Facility footprint

WHITE PAPERS
1. Nanotech: Cleantech
http://bit.ly/q9rAe2 | Cientifica Ltd | March 2007
2. Nanotechnology White Paper
http://1.usa.gov/9u8G87 | US EPA | February 2007
3. The 2011 Report on Global Nanotechnology Funding And
Impact.
http://bit.ly/ordMzt | Cientifica Ltd | July 2011
4. Future of Warfare
http://bit.ly/pgq1p5 | Mike Treder, Center for Responsible
Nanotechnology
| June 2007
5. Nanotechnology: The Next great wave of Innovation
http://bit.ly/nitDEn | NOVA WorkForce Board | September 2003
6. Quantifying the effect of nanotechnologies in CO2
emissions.
http://bit.ly/oUn9Na | Cientifica Ltd. | May 2007

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