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Robot-based Automated Nanohandling,le objects. The number of applications for nanohandling and nanoassembly is expected to grow rapidly with the development of nanotechnology. The handling process is the precursor of the assembly process, hence, in this chapter, these expressions are used equally where not explicitly stated.

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Trends in Nanohandling,red positioning accuracy. The Greek word “nanos” (dwarf) refers to the physical unit of a nanometer = 1 nm = 10.m. In this book, we understand nanohandling as the manipulation of microscale and nanoscale objects of different nature with an accuracy in the (sub-) nanometer range, which may include th

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3D Imaging System for SEM,on (Chapters 1 and 2), which makes the teleoperated or automated handling of nanoobjects possible. Because the object size is in the range of m, sub- m, and even down to a few nm, scanning electron microscopes (SEM) are increasingly employed to observe these processes. They allow enormous magnificat