Dutch scientists invent nano car seen under microscope

Cars have become very popular in people's daily lives. It is not unusual for people to see them. But have you ever seen a car that you can only see under a microscope? This is the only nano-vehicle that was invented by scientists in the Netherlands. It is also the world's smallest nano-vehicle.

In the increasingly high-tech medical and scientific research, nano-robots and transport aircraft will play an invaluable role in the development of science and technology in the future. However, the development of these technologies requires energy supply systems such as nano-sized motors. How to use nano-motors for driving is a big problem, and it is also a big challenge for scientists.

The invention of the nanocar provided scientists with more support and hope for the development of nanobots and transport aircraft. The nanocar was successfully driven at a distance of 6 nanometers with the electric pulse. Although this small distance may seem too short, it is of great significance to the scientific community.

This shows that nanocars can absorb external electric energy, and also use this energy to move, which is of great significance for the manufacture of nano-sized motors, as well as the development of nano-robots, transport aircrafts, and so on. In particular, the nanocar is so small, only molecular size, very high energy requirements, can also move a distance of 6 nanometers, which scientists are happy. The invention of the nano-vehicle undoubtedly conveys good news to mankind. In the future, people will make more breakthroughs in the nano field.