Graphene Nanotech Skepticism
Commenters compare a new nanotechnology development to graphene, questioning its practicality, scalability, and ability to move beyond lab demonstrations into commercial use.
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Is that like the real thing (graphene) and can do anything but go out of the lab ?
If Graphene can do it, why can't they?
Is it practical? Or it's the next graphene ?
Can't graphene be used for that in the future?
kinda like with Graphene, cool material, hard to produce.
Might be useful someday:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Femtotechnology
What can't graphene do?
Tangential: are there any commercially-deployed graphene based technologies yet?
Is there anything graphene can't do?
How difficult is to recreate e.g. 100nm litography diy?