1. Nanotechnology and Biometrics in Military
... from the $200 million in 1999. Today guns are being developed with biometric nanotechnology that can only be used by authorized users. This poses are few concerns because it would limit soldiers (or the police) to only their specific assigned weapons. Also with the development of this technology laws will have to be passed to make sure it is governed properly ... be able to be used if they came in the hands of terrorists and others. Anything on the war field that can be physically reduced in size can increase the speed of the military. Soldiers don't need to worry about identification o...
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