Under the skin: Chinese scientists create wireless charger that can stay safely in human body


A prototype has been created for a wireless implantable power system that is biodegradable and flexible. After showing positive test results, scientists hope the system will eventually be used to power drug delivery implants. — SCMP

Chinese scientists have created a biodegradable, wireless energy receiving and storage device that can power bioelectronic implants – such as fully biodegradable drug delivery systems.

Implantable bioelectronic systems, such as monitoring sensors and drug delivery implants, are minimally invasive, reliable ways to precisely monitor and treat patients.

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