Tiny machines
Subtitle: the Feynman lecture on nanotechnology
By: Richard Feynman ; [produced by Sound Photosynthesis, Faustin Bray, Brian Wallace ; director, Faustin Bray]
Contributors: Leighton, Ralph; Sound Photosynthesis (Firm)
Series: CIS 100 (NU course)
Publisher: Sound Photosynthesis
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Mill Valley, CA
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] :
Number of pages: 90
ISBN-13: 9781569647752
Subjects: Nanotechnology
Other titles: Feynman lecture on nanotechnology
Description: 'Tiny machines' is the defining lecture on designing and engineering at the molecular scale. Describes computer chips, tiny tools, sound waves, and he known laws of physics. Teaches the science behind nanotechnology, and how tiny machines and tools can be constructed atom-by-atom.
Notes: Originally produced in 1984.

In 1959, Dr. Feynman addressed the American Physical Society with his classic talk "There's plenty of room at the bottom". This historic lecture set the stage for the science we now know as nanotechnology. Twenty five years later, in 1984, he presented that lecture again as "Tiny machines". (Container)

DVD contains over 8 minutes of drumming by Richard Feynman and Ralph Leighton.

Richard Feynman, speaker.

DVD, NTSC.
Table of contents: title: Tiny machines; title: Smallest drawing in the world; title: Free swimming mechanical thing; title: Playing with ideas.