Nanotech promises to revolutionise medicine, electronics, chemistry and aerospace.

Initially the field of medicine will apparently use nanotechnology most heavily, possibly drawing more from engineering and physics than from traditional medicine.

While advanced engineering companies have manipulated quantum entities in clusters they might now be tasked to build novel medical devices particle by particle.

Nanominiaturisation may enable swarms of minuscule intelligent agents to permeate the bloodstream delivering therapeutic mechanics directly to target sites.

Prototype modeling considerations include BioMEMS capable of surviving the hostile in vivo context.

We are optimistic that this new approach will be successful and expect excellent return on investment.