Unit_2 Read - 1 Advantages of 'Autofab'

Unit - 2 Read - 2 Short Note

Advantages of 'Autofab'

Ans.         The automated methods of inspection and assembly will improve the quality and durability of products, Therefore, there will be decline in the need for replacement. There will be recycling of materials in new ways. This will be great compensation to the environment. The factories will become decentralized and naturally talented village craft workers will be back with a bang. Soon the scale of autofab will shrink to nanostructure level. There will be new medical treatments. It will be possible to reconstruct ratified tissues and even reversal of mature tissue decay will be done. Therefore, the extension of human life span will continue. The health of old people will improve. Highly improved autofab technology will perhaps be able to meet all our material desires.

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