High-tech tweezers enable nano-assembly lines

From NanoTechWire.com: "'This technique makes possible nano-assembly lines,' said Chicago entrepreneur Lewis Gruber. 'You can use it to put things together, twist them, rotate them, fix things in locations at the microscopic or atomic level. It makes possible, for the first time, a factory floor under the microscope capable of manufacturing components and assembling them into products at high throughput, just as is done in the industrial world.'

Gruber is founder, chairman and chief executive of Arryx, a Chicago start-up that is developing and commercializing Grier's holographic laser steering technology, branding it the BioRyx Platform."