Novartis digs into health tech with bet on "robotic pill"


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 27 May 2015

HIGH TECH MEDS: For Novartis, the tie-up is a long-term bet on a technology that might just transform medicine delivery several years down the road.

LONDON: Swiss drugmaker Novartis is raising its bet on smart technology by collaborating with US startup Rani Therapeutics on a “robotic pill” for complex biotech drugs that would normally have to be given by injection. 

Rani said it would run feasibility studies over the next 18-24 months to evaluate how selected Novartis biologic medicines can be delivered into the bloodstream using its unique device. 

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