World's smallest gears measure mere nanometers to power molecular

In many fields of technology, smaller is better, and machinery is now getting so tiny it’s measured in mere atoms. Researchers at the University of Erlangen–Nuremberg (FAU) in Germany have now developed what they claim are the world’s smallest working gear wheels.

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World's smallest gears measure mere nanometers to power molecular

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