Georgia Tech Researchers Use Human Tissue to Network Syringe-Implanted Bioelectronics

TechXplore Engineering reports that a research team led by Alex Abramson has developed a system called SWANS to transmit data between medical implants using the body's natural ionic conductivity. By bypassing traditional wireless signals like Bluetooth that struggle to penetrate

TechXplore Engineering reports that a research team led by Alex Abramson has developed a system called SWANS to transmit data between medical implants using the body's natural ionic conductivity. By bypassing traditional wireless signals like Bluetooth that struggle to penetrate