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What is the Scope of the Technology?

The first step in due diligence is to define the scope of the nanotechnology being evaluated. This includes understanding its applications, the problems it aims to solve, and its potential market. Questions to consider:
What specific nanomaterials or nanoscale processes are being utilized?
What industries could benefit from this technology (e.g., medicine, electronics, energy)?
Are there existing or emerging competitors in this field?

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