Medical sensor, molecular machine, and programmable nanorobot with controller

A programmable molecular structure with a matrix, receptors, machines, and controllers facilitates coordinated task performance by mapping energy transfer loops and utilizing electromagnetic communication, addressing the challenge of seamless component interaction in molecular machines.

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Application Number
JP2023210583
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2023-12-13
Publication Date
2025-08-20

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Technical Problem

Existing molecular machines struggle with encoding programs that enable seamless communication and coordinated action between functional parts to perform multiple tasks simultaneously.

Method used

A programmable molecular structure comprising a matrix molecule, receptor molecules, molecular machines, and controller molecules, connected through covalent, coordinate, or weak interaction forces, with energy transfer loops mapped using spectroscopy, enabling energy conversion and electromagnetic communication for task execution.

Benefits of technology

Enables seamless communication and coordinated action between functional components, allowing the molecular structure to perform multiple tasks with precision and adaptability, overcoming traditional limitations of signal degradation and inefficiency.

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Abstract

To provide a molecular structure which allows seamless communication and cooperation between functional elements to perform multiple programmable tasks at once.SOLUTION: A programmable molecular structure (100) comprises a matrix molecule (110), one or more receptor molecules (103, 104, 105), at least one of which is linked to a portion of the matrix molecule (110), one or more molecular machines (106, 107), at least one of which is linked to another portion of the matrix molecule (110), and one or more controller molecules (101) that control at least a portion of the molecular machines (106, 107).SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1
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