Nanomorphics

Nanomorphics is the study and application of self-adaptive, nanoscale-engineered materials, designed to alter their structure and functionality in response to environmental conditions or instructions. This field implements advanced principles in molecular/atomic engineering, nanophysics and quantum computation to create matter that behaves dynamically and smartly, exhibiting traits previously exclusive to biological systems.

Nanomorphics goes beyond self-healing and adaptation along two main dimensions:

• Its macro properties are the consequence of its nano capabilities, in the truest sense; although its nature excludes the needs for layers or isolated/autonomous components, implementations choose to layer it within larger systems;
• It incorporates a macro networking aspect lacking from less advanced ancestors. Advanced versions integrate quantum processing units able to predict upcoming/future environmental conditions and anticipate accordingly