Browsing Department of Mechanical engineering by Subject "Nanorobotics"

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Design and analysis of helical flagella propelled nanorobots

Rathore, Jitendra S. (IEEE, 2009)

Advancement in the field of nanorobotics has been facilitated by the current advances in nano-bio-technology and nanofabrication methods. The important uses of nanorobots are in advancing medical technology, healthcare and ...
Engineering Nanorobots: Chronology of Modeling Flagellar Propulsion

Rathore, Jitendra S. (ASME, 2010-06)

Nanorobots are propitious to swim or fly compared with crawling and walking because of issues with desirable characteristics of high velocity, efficiency, specificity, controllability, and a simple propagation mechanism ...
Experimental study on helical propulsion system of artificial nanoswimmer: Low reynolds number

Rathore, Jitendra S. (IEEE, 2017)

Development in the field of nanotechnology makes possible the production of nanorobots and its usage inside the human body for various biomedical applications. Introducing a nanorobot inside a human body faces various ...
Nanorobot Propulsion Using Helical Elastic Filaments at Low Reynolds Numbers

Rathore, Jitendra S. (ASME, 2011-02)

Swimming in micro/nano domains is a challenge and involves a departure from standard methods of propulsion, which are effective at macrodomains. Flagella based propulsion is seen extensively in nature and has been proposed ...

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