nanotech adj.

The greatest risk would be the possibility of a nanotech industrial accident, in which some bionic bozo escapes from a vat of chemicals and ravages the populace.

We can’t continue sending our robots and our nanotech molecules scurrying around to find out whatever’s going wrong and repair the damage.

The scars are gone, nanotech repairers of my own make certain of that.

The biotechnician’s natural predilection for the small and perfectly organized led them to invest in the emerging nanotech corporadas.

After a utopian period in which cities were enlivened and reshaped by myriads of coordinated microscopic machines, nanotech plagues and information wars have decimated the world’s population.

Even in Tokyo, seventeen-point-eight of your markedly technofetishistic populace refuses to this day to set foot in a nanotech structure.

The degenerate cores of the traditional stock markets are in free fall, the old smokestack microprocessor and biotech/nanotech industries crumbling before the onslaught of matter replicators and self-modifying ideas.

A nanotech virus is transforming people into monsters.

My latest success! Nanotech wings. Emergency flight in a can. I am awesome.