Nanotechnology essentially means controlling matter on a tiny scale, at the atomic and molecular level. This sounds truly sci-fi, but can, in fact, be put to some very ordinary uses in surprisingly everyday products. In this article, we’ll explore common products that make use of nanotechnology – but first, let’s get a quick overview of the amazing world of nanotechnology.
Forbes: 7 amazing everyday examples of nanotechnology in action
Richard Everly, a research engineer in the nanotechnology research and education center at the University of South Florida, works in the lab on July 13, 2012, in Tampa, Florida.
