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    A Presentation by: Anubhav sainiAbhishek aryaAkshay sainiAnuj kumar

    ECE(6th

    sem)

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    Modular

    Robotics

    ComputerScience

    SystemsNano

    Technology

    CLAYTRONICS!

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    Claytronics is an abstract future concept that combines nano scale

    robotics & computer science to create individual nanometer -scale

    computers called claytronics .

    In this technology we can

    transform the given objectin any 3-D shape .

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    Catoms: less than a millimeter in size

    These catoms can occupy any space which we want and can change

    there colour and can communicate with each other

    These catoms will act as a mini computer and can be

    programmed individually

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    2. Designing reliable programs to manage the shaping of ensembles

    of millions of catoms into dynamic, 3-d forms.

    1. Creating Claytronic atoms (Catoms)

    Original Replica Ensemble

    of Catoms

    Single

    Unit

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    Claytronic technology has become possible because of Moore's Law

    Moore's Law: A long-term trend in the history of computing

    hardware, in which number of transistors placed inexpensively on

    an IC has doubled (approx) every two years

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    Basic unitMicro-Nanoscale

    Computer

    Biggest Challenge

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    Current stage of design: Claytronics hardware

    operates from macro scale designs with devices much

    larger than the tiny modular robots

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    Meld is a declarative language, a logic programming language originally

    designed for programming overlay networks.By using logic programming, the

    code for an ensemble of robots can be written from a global perspective,

    enabling the programmer to concentrate on the overall performance of the

    claytronics matrix rather than writing individual instructions for every one of

    the thousands to millions of catoms in the ensemble

    1. MELD

    2. LOCALLY DISTRIBUTED PREDICATES

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    LDP is a reactive programming language. It has

    been used to trigger debugging in the earlier

    research. With the addition of language thatenables the programmer to build operations in

    the development of the shape of the matrix, it

    can be used to analyze the distributed local

    conditions.[14]It can operate on fixed-size,

    connected groups of modules providing various

    functions of state configuration

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    Change the shape of furniture and the wall paintings according to

    preferences from time to time!

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    3D-FAX MACHINE

    new mode of communication.

    Furniture can be changed as per need.

    Wall paintings can be changed according to your mood.

    Your cellphone can change to laptop and when your

    work is done back into laptop.

    One main cause is to improve human to human

    communication.

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    The big challenge is to keep these

    mini computer togetther .

    To program indiual unit that iscatom is very difficult .

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    1. Carnegie Mellon University official site: www.cs.cmu.edu

    as on october 15th-20th 2009

    2. www.wikipedia.com

    3. Other information from: www.google.co.in

    4. Images from: images.google.co.in

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    Queries ???????

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    Thank You