Detecting potential health risks using nanorobotics

A nano-scale robotic device for deployment in a user's body, the nano-scale robotic device comprising:

• a processing system including at least one processor;
• and
• a non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions which, when executed by the processing system, cause the processing system to perform operations, operations comprising:
• releasing, from a reservoir of the nano-scale robotic device, a detector that triggers a chemical reaction upon contact with a target substance in the user's body;
• detecting when the chemical reaction occurs;
• transmitting a first electronic signal to a user endpoint device via a short-range wireless communication protocol, wherein the first electronic signal contains a record of the chemical reaction, and wherein the user endpoint device acts as an intermediary between the nano-scale robotic device and a remote server located in a core network that is accessible to the user endpoint device via a radio access network;
• receiving a second electronic signal from the user endpoint device via the short-range wireless communication protocol, wherein the second electronic signal contains an instruction from the remote server to dispense a medication for treating a condition indicated by a presence of the target substance in the user's body;
• detecting that a supply of the detector is close to being exhausted;
• and
• transmitting, in response to the detecting that the supply of the detector is close to being exhausted, a third electronic signal to the user endpoint device via the short-range wireless protocol, where the third electronic signal contains a notification that the nano-scale robotic device is close to expiration.