Nanorobots can take tiny fragments of DNA and assemble from them new nanocars

Scientists successfully created programmable nanorobots, using only four threads of DNA. These robots, only 100 nanometers in size in the diameter, are capable to take fragments of DNA and to gather them for creation of the new nanocars welded by ultra-violet beams, including copies themselves. This achievement much more surpasses the previous attempts as robots can use now multiaxial exact folding and positioning to get access to the third measurement and bigger quantity of degrees of freedom. The team which has created this innovation, consists of researchers...