K. Eric Drexler - Works

Works

  • Engines of Creation (1986)
    • Available online at e-drexler.com
    • Available online in Russian as МАШИНЫ СОЗДАНИЯ: Грядущая эра нанотехнологии
    • Available online in Chinese as 创造的发动机
    • Available online in Italian as MOTORI DI CREAZIONE: L’era prossima della nanotecnologia
  • Unbounding the Future (1991; with Christine Peterson and Gayle Pergamit) (ISBN 0-688-12573-5)
    • Available online with free download at Unbounding the Future: the Nanotechnology Revolution
  • Nanosystems: Molecular Machinery Manufacturing and Computation (1992)
    • Sample chapters and a table of contents are available online at e.drexler.com
    • Drexler's doctoral thesis, Molecular Machinery and Manufacturing with Applications to Computation, an earlier version of the text that became Nanosystems, is available online
  • Engines of Creation 2.0: The Coming Era of Nanotechnology - Updated and Expanded, K. Eric Drexler, 647 pages, (February 2007)

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