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Nanorobots hold great promise in the treatment of HIV, offering the potential for more targeted and effective drug delivery and even gene editing. While there are no approved systems for the treatment of HIV using nanorobots yet, several promising studies have been conducted that demonstrate the feasibility of this approach. Nanorobots can be engineered to recognize specific markers on the surface of HIV-infected cells and deliver drugs directly to these cells, reducing the viral load in the patient's body and slowing the progression of the disease. Additionally, nanorobots can carry gene editing tools that could be used to remove the virus from infected cells. However, further research is needed to optimize these systems and evaluate their safety and efficacy in animal models and clinical trials. If successful, nanorobots could offer a game-changing approach to the treatment of HIV, providing more targeted and effective treatment options for patients.