Transcript SMTA – More Alive in ’55 (2055)

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Basic Food System
• Pre-foods are manufactured
• Products delivered to point of use
• Food processor assembles food
• Many recipes (programs)
• Healthy eating is easier
• Dial-a-diet is popular
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Over 1 –million formulas
on the UltraNET
Food Chain
• Synthesized/compounded/processed/packaged
• Ingredients delivered to premises:
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Bulk protein
Carbohydrates
Fiber
Flavor
Vitamins
Color
Texture agent
• Processor performs food chemistry & physics
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Shape
Cook/bake/grill
Generates “Nutrient Facts” data
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Mature Nanotech
First transistor 2003
Nanoelectronics has dominated for since 2025 years but Photonics has been gaining.
Nano-electro-mechanical systems have become a major sector and we have
machines that are the size of a spec of dust.
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Nanotech Beginnings
The Nanotech craze began 65 years ago in 1990 when a
company spelled out I-B-M with atoms.
Early Nanocarbon Transistor
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Breakthroughs 50 Years Ago
Carbon Nanotubes
No solder
No silicon
Amplifier
Nano Solid-state
IBM Develops Alternative To Silicon
Transistors - 500 times smaller than
silicon-based transistors.
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NanoVIAS
NanoCircuits?
MOLECULAR MOTORS
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Nano Machines
Memory
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Computers -
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Merge?
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Commerce - Business
• There is one world-wide banking system
• “Business headquarters” is an obsolete idea
• Complete*, but balanced, globalization
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Remote factories & distribution; “mfg. where consumed”
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Remote management – Netlinked – the team only meet cyberly
* A very few areas remain “ancient” by desire.
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Electronic Assembly
1880 to 1920: Vacuum tubes were connected by hand wiring.
1920 to 1950: Vacuum tubes were connected using PCBs.
~1950 to ~1980: IC packaged and interconnected with PCBs using feed-through
assembly.
~1980 to 2025 packaged ICs interconnected using Surface Mount Assembly.
In 2055 active devices interconnects are made by external and internal integration.
Today’s assembly is modules only.
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Assembly continued
Nano, Bio, Photonic, Electromechanical and modules must be
connected and assembly, but more like “brain surgery” or building a
mainframe computer in a watch case”
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Where do you work?
Only 4% of the workforce goes to a workplace.
Mostly telecommuting – from anywhere – not just abode!
The Remote Factory was introduced in
2010 but not well-established until 2025
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Remote Factory
Moving your
“window”
Living quarters
Control
Customers
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Mfg. 2055
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Your “Home” Office?
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Distribution
• Most products assembled remotely
• Send the design not the engineer
• Fab the product near point of use
• Transport “pipeline” raw materials
• Build & ship only for small products
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Anything is possible
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