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MIT researchers create bioresorbable batteries for ingestible devices

MIT researchers have created tiny, bioresorbable 1.84-volt batteries that could power ingestible electronic medical devices. The researchers said bioresorbable batteries could make ingestible medical devices safer for patients and minimize the environmental impact of batteries after excretion. “For many of the systems we’re developing, we need power, and we power the system through different ways,” […]
MIT researchers have created tiny, bioresorbable 1.84-volt batteries that could power ingestible electronic medical devices.
The researchers said bioresorbable batteries could make ingestible medical devices safer for patients and minimize the enviro... [3718 chars]
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