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Biography Known as nanorobot
pioneer, Cavalcanti is the medical nanorobotics inventor for the pratical
hardware architecture of nanorobots, which was integrated as a model based on
nanobioelectronics for applications in environmental
monitoring, brain
aneurysm, diabetes,
cancer and cardiology.
His advanced prototype provided a suitable integrated circuit approach, using
an effective wireless platform for energy supply with cell phones and
satellite, to enable the commercial implementation of nanorobots with long
distance teleoperation and data transfer for health care, drug delivery, and laparoscopic
nanosurgery. Cavalcanti is Chairman
and CEO of CAN Center for Automation
in Nanobiotech. As an engineer and world's leading expert on nanorobotics,
Cavalcanti has participated in several enterprise project collaborations for
the fast development of Nanotechnology and Biomolecular Engineering
Automation. His major activities address new nanobiotechnology integration
for interactive nanorobot
instrumentation, which provide innovative devices solution for common
medical use of nanorobots.
He has also been working on several R&D projects related to autonomous
systems, equipment prototyping and physically based simulation. Among other
projects, the nanorobot inventor
is also working on industrial
manufacturing, publication of new books in Nanorobotics,
and in the NCD - Nanorobot
Control Design software commercialization. Cavalcanti is a member
of the editorial advisory board for the Recent Patents on
Nanotechnology - Bentham Science, and WIREs Nanomedicine
and Nanobiotechnology - Wiley. He has been a reviewer for the IEEE
Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering, and IEEE/ASME Transactions on
Mechatronics, as well as a contributor on peer review processes of
some other distinct journals. He joined IEEE
in 2002, and in 2007 received the Associate to full Member Elevation. He also
became an AAAS and ASME Member in 2007. In 2008, he was invited to become a
contributor and reviewer of Nanomedicine: NBM - Elsevier.
In 2009, he was invited to become a reviewer of Swiss
National Science Foundation, providing technical assessment and
recommendation for research funding on nanotechnology. The nanorobot genius’
work has an impact on current nanorobotics
history, providing with the first nanorobot a legacy for coming generations.
Cavalcanti earned a B.S. in Computer Science from Sao Paulo State University, a M.S. in Electrical Engineering focusing on automation and control from State University of Campinas, Brazil, and a Ph.D. in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering with specialization in Biomedical Engineering from Monash University, Australia. |
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Development Interest |
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Integrated Nanosystem Devices and Solutions Robotics and
Nanobiotech (NEMS) for Medicine Nanomechatronics
and Nanobioelectronics Computer Graphics for Nanoassembly Automation |
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Interview |
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Nanorobot
for Brain Aneurysm, Gallery: Sneak peeks at 8 emerging technologies, TechRepublic, October 2009. Nanorobot for Brain
Aneurysm, Emerging Technology Trends, Chris Jablonski, ZDNet, March 2009. Nanorobots
to improve health care, How new technologies are modifying our way of
life, Roland Piquepaille's Technology Trends, May 2008. Software
Provides Peek into the Body - and the Future, Special Feature: Emerging
Technologies, Medical Product Manufacturing News, Canon Communications LLC,
Vol. 12, no. 2, pp. 22-23, March 2008. Nanorobot
Manufacturing for Medicine, Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Technical
Insights, Frost & Sullivan, January 2008. Nanorobots for drug
delivery?, Emerging Technology Trends, Roland Piquepaille, Where
Technology Means Business, ZDNet, December 2007. Nanorobots
for drug delivery?, How new technologies are modifying our way of life,
Emerging Technology Trends, Roland Piquepaille, December 2007. Virtual 3D nanorobots could
lead to real cancer-fighting technology, Science Physics Tech Nano News,
PhysOrg, December 2007. Nanorobot for drug
delivery and diagnosis, Lab Talk, Science Applications Industry,
Nanotechweb, IOP, December 2007. Medical Nanorobotics
for Diabetes, Nanotechnology Interviews, The International Nanotechnology
Business Directory, NanoVIP, January 2007. Manufacturing
Technology for Medical Nanorobots, News Journal, APNF Developments on Nanorobots with
System on Chip May Advance Cancer Diagnosis, Cancer Treatment, Health
Care News Articles, eMaxHealth, October 2006. Medical
Nanorobotics Feasibility, Interviews, Your Gateway to Everything
Nanotech, Nanotechnology Now, November 2005. New
Nanorobotic Ideas, Big Things Happen in Small Places, Nanotechnology News
Network, October 2004. Nanorobot
pioneer reveals status of simulator, stem cell work, The Global
Nanobiotechnology Intelligence Source, NanoBiotech News, NHI Publications,
Vol. 2, n. 36, pp. 4-5, September 2004. |
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