The modern progressive world has been vibrant in transforming the ages of civilization, moving from agricultural revolution, industrial revolution, information technology revolution to nanotechnology revolution.‘Nano’, the invisible potential of micro-miniature world, is found amazing in its evolution, dwarfing even the gigantic industrial and scientific revolution. Recent scientific expeditions—like control of kinetic and thermodynamic process in the self-assembly of the luminophor, a novel photo luminescent ink for rewritable media for creating long-lasting images and the Danceroom Spectroscopy, fusing science, music and 3D imaging, and micro spectrophotometer system to monitor the full range spectra of a microscopic sample area over time and plot the results—testify to the efficacy of nanotechnology applications in diverse fields of human activity. Despite its invisible kinetism in many fields of technologies, there is no articulated nanotechnology law to control and regulate the consequences of nanotechnology operation. Companies that do not anticipate and embrace this change may find themselves sinking slowly in its wake. The 21st century is riding on the accelerated exponential growth of nanotechnology, witnessing a paradigm shift. Nanotechnology is destined to redefine, reshape and eventually transform economies and societies on a global scale. This paper is an endeavor to sketch briefly the inevitability of nano applications in the future.

The incessant run of human civilization and intelligence owe, probably irredeemably, to the wise prophesies of two legendries:
“All the many things in the universe are appearances of collections”, said Buddha (as per Tibetan Texts), indicating the great human potential in perceiving and performing. “Failure itself is not fatal, but failure to change might be” said Basketball coach, John Wooden, cautioning against the abortive future of inaction and complacency.

When scientists identified the unique feature of the control of kinetic and thermodynamic process in the self-assembly of the luminophor—a novel photo luminescent ink for rewritable media for creating long-lasting images—the people around the globe were amused. Although thermally rewritable printing media have already been developed using visible dyes,1 and cholesteric liquid crystals, security inks that allow rewriting of invisible printed images are unprecedented, an important step towards the next-generation security technology for information handling.2

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