Even if things don't pan out as Stanley Williams says, there will be enough innovation atop the technology to make many things a reality. I have known about th

Even if things don't pan out as Stanley Williams says, there will be enough innovation atop the technology to make many things a reality. I have known about the memristor from the beginning--before all the "hype"--as I've interned at HP Labs and I drool at the thought of their vision for intelligent systems with in-memory processing. I mentioned this in another post, but I predict the memristors will make computer vision possible. This means autonomous vehicles, better airport security, etc. Similarly, anything involving sensors and machine learning, will lead to unimaginable progress. Nanotech is real folks. The question isn't "if?", it's "when?" It will go through many iterations, but it's now real.