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NanoHive@Home was a distributed computing project created by Brian Helfrich designed to perform large-scale nanosystems simulation and analysis.[1]
Current status
As of 8 January 2008[update], the project had completed two simulations (FineMotionControler and NanoFactory) and had a third (HiveArena) in development. However, no simulations were further developed. The project has since been declared officially dead, as the company behind its development lost interest.
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