Nanorobotics for Targeted Drug Delivery Systems
Keywords:
nanorobotics, drug delivery, medicine, nanotechnology, healthcareAbstract
Nanorobotics is revolutionizing targeted drug delivery, offering precision medicine solutions with unparalleled accuracy. This paper reviews the development of nanorobots in medical applications, focusing on their design, function, and the challenges in clinical implementation. The integration of nanotechnology and robotics enables the navigation of complex bodily environments, leading to improved therapeutic outcomes. We discuss the regulatory frameworks and ethical considerations surrounding nanorobotics in medicine. Case studies highlight successful trials in cancer therapy, illustrating the potential of nanorobots to transform healthcare.
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