主催: 一般社団法人 日本機械学会
会議名: ロボティクス・メカトロニクス 講演会2016
開催日: 2016/06/08 - 2016/06/11
In this paper, we proposed an intracellular nanomachine for controlling an organelle and a cell function. Carbon nanocoil sputtered Ni was used as a nanomachine. The nanomachine can be driven by rotating magnetic field. In order to optimize the driving performance, the velocity dependence on the Ni thickness was evaluated and we tried to introduce a nanomachine into a cell. As a result, the maximum velocity of 2.8 μm/s was obtained for Ni thickness of 80 nm. We found that the optimized Ni thickness existed for the nanomachine. Furthermore we succeeded in the introduction of the nanomachines into a cell and driving the nanomachines inside cells. These results will lead to smaller nanomachines to investigate the information inside cells.