And by the way, how do packman robots find their targets?

One of the most effective ways to make the biorobot find its target. Is to use the small nanorobot that carries small cells that will produce the nutrient fiber. The nanorobot will carry the fiber to the wanted target, and then the biorobot will follow that nutrient fiber. Then the biorobot would travel to the right position. There is the possibility that there are small crystals inside that biological machine.

When the acoustic signal will deliver it will break those crystals. There is the possibility that the crystals involve the enzyme. That removes the DNA from the nucleus of that manipulated cell. Then another crystal will deliver the new DNA to the nucleus of the cell. And that kind of technology makes it possible to change the form of the cell.

That means the cells can turn to create the enzymes or they can turn into neurons. And maybe that kind of technology allows fixing even brain damages. The ability to make copies of the DNA by using the PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) method makes it possible to create synthetic stem cells. In that process, the genomes will be removed from the nucleus and replaced with the new genomes.

So maybe in the future, stem cells are taken from every fetus in the world. In that process, only one cell is enough. And then the base-pair order of the DNA of that stem cell will store in the digital database. That data can send to the other side of the world by using the internet.

Nanotechnology could create a copy of that DNA. This thing means that in the future. We all have our stem cell storage that can save our life. The personal DNA image of the people can make it possible to make the tissues and other things for the cases that person is injured. In that case, the DNA data can send to the hospital. And then nanotechnology can start to produce certain cells for the patient.

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