"Only this isn't Hollywood. This is real science."

More like Real Hype!

Nano technology is in its extreme infancy. It will be decades before anything as neat and efficient as that described here is available for mass use, so it might as well be science fiction.

We haven't learned what NOT to make yet (I'm still reading about people building gears and chain-drives as if all they needed to do was miniaturise a Ford Explorer and go roving. Microbes don't work like this, and they ARE the nanoworld. They have elegant flexible and deformable sections that make things work)

I have no beef with doing the research, just with the publicity machine.