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Micro-Nanorobotic Manipulation Systems and Their Applications

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Historically, the micro-nano materials are investigated in chemistry and biology fields. For example, biological components are basically tiny size ranging in micro-nano meter scale, such as DNA with diameter 2̃ nm. The material is one of the basic component of science In 1991, carbon nanotube was investigated by Prof. Sumio Iijima, then nano-technology was widely paid attention and changed this field [1].

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