This document discusses nanorobotics and proposes applications of nanorobots in medicine. It describes nanorobots as controllable machines at the nanometer scale that are composed of nano-scale components. Some key points discussed include different types of nanorobots like biochips and surface-bound systems, their potential structures and functions. Applications proposed include using nanorobots for targeted drug delivery in cancer treatment and managing diseases like HIV/AIDS. Both advantages like reduced treatment costs and disadvantages like high initial design costs are noted. The conclusion discusses how nanorobotics could theoretically end many diseases but also notes research is still preliminary.