Figure 1 shows how to connect our DNA walker (transporter) to a DNA origami structure (transported material), where the DNA origami structure is depicted by the black-colored box. The key idea is to prepare the connectable single strand region extended from the main DNA origami body as a transported material. The DNA walker also has such a connectable single stranded region. This connecting idea is very simple, but it provides us a reasonable mechanism for our purpose! Just in case, we show an design example to demonstrate the feasibility as follows: first, we designed this structure to contain two parts: 1) a DNA Walker plus a plate-shaped origami connected object (transported material) and 2) the DNA Walker footprint (Ground). The design drawing and image are shown below (Figures 2 and 4 for the transported material; Figures 3 and 5 for the Ground, respectively). We also used caDNAno2^[6] for designing and Cando^[7] for creating images and simulation videos.

Figure 2 : Transported material design

Figure 3 : Ground design

Figure 4 : Transported material image

Figure 5 : Ground image

By combining these structures, we obtained an image in Figure 1, as represented by DNA origami (Figure 6).

Figure 6 : Transported material and Ground