Nanomanipulators have a wide range of applications, including:
Material Science: They are used for synthesis and characterization of new materials with unique properties. Biotechnology: In nanomedicine, nanomanipulators are used to study and manipulate biological cells and molecules, enabling advancements in drug delivery and diagnostics. Electronics: They are crucial for the development of nanoelectronics, where precise positioning of components is required to build nanoscale circuits and devices. Photonics: In nanophotonics, they help in the fabrication and alignment of photonic structures for advanced optical devices.
