Say Hello to the Future!!
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| From Crysis: A Game Quite Close to Reality |
Yes, nanotechnology is the future of Science. It is possibly the
next building block our researchers are trying to find. It shall change the
entire way of life whether it be enhanced armor, modernized warfare or the
world of technology.
How to Harness Nanotechnology Potential?
Nanotechnology in military has great applications. It would
yield better performance and greater combat abilities for the soldiers.
Military nanotechnology would not only help built better weapons but also
assist in the defence categories; giving soldiers more strength and greater impact resistance. Nanotechnology in military can already be seen in science
fiction movies depicting a slice of our near future. The concept of powered
exoskeleton is well defined. Hollywood movies similar to Iron Man and Avatar
have showed briefly how the future can turn out to be. The introduction of
nanotechnology in military would not only allow manufacturing of light weight armour and weapons but would also assist in better sound suppressors leading to
quitter weapons. The modern generation plastics and composites have opened new
doors to warfare. Kevlar is such an invention. The US military is working
towards a program so called as the Tactical
Assault Light Operator Suit (TALOS) program.
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| From Defence Media Network: TALOS |
From Fiction to Reality
Crysis is a first person shooter game in which the armour is of critical importance. It enhances once abilities as per the mode
defined by the user. It allows better movability, more precision and dynamic
combat strength; focusing mainly on armour, strength and speed. The so called
‘Man amplifier’ is not new. It is just getting better by the day. As we improve
in the world of materials, we are fine tuning our selection. Allowing us to
design stuff which seemed only science fiction up till now. Nanotechnology
lessons in crisis indicate that such a performance upgrade can really change
the game. It would let us do beyond human imagination, allowing people to do
more multitasking and achieve hard to do goals. Nanotechnology lessons in
crisis are a benchmark to strategic combat. It is an example to what warfare
can be like if such an aid is given to the local soldier. Military
nanotechnology is beginning to take shape now. Carbon fibres have allowed us to
reach us to the core. The Nano scale. Allowing us to design stuff atom by atom.
Allowing us to cover every little detail. Getting our product more dynamic. The armour is the basis. Designing at the Nano scale ensures that the product is
extremely light weight and combat resistant. The Nano bonding ensures that it
is flexible, allowing greater movability and control. A source of power as
described in the game would allow more warfare considerations. The tiny Nano
particles would tingle close together in a very compact volume protecting the
one wearing it. Defending against every bullet shot at him. Preventing every
bruise possible. All this and more, letting the soldier fight carefree in the
most hostile environments where no man and ever imagined before to enter and
make his mark.
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| From Gizmodo: Carrying Enhanced Weighs are now POSSIBLE!! |
Military nanotechnology research indicates fast growth and a
promising future ahead. It is this military nanotechnology research that has
made it all possible. Building a better armour bit by bit. Incorporating the
latest in technology from around the globe. The US Navy has already
incorporated a lot to this external super human exoskeleton.
With the fast growing Nanosciences, the game-play of Crysis would soon become a
reality!
