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Since the early technological developments of the nanoindentation technique in the 1980s by Newey et al.1 and the first successful theoretical method developed in 1992 by Oliver and Pharr2 to calculate hardness and elastic modulus from the collected data, use of nanoindentation has been increasing as the perfect tool for measuring and mapping the mechanical properties of homogeneous materials at the nanoscale.
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