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HCI Platform: Technology:

A Tiny Jellyfish Robot Could Swim Inside the Bladder to Deliver Drugs

10 Breakthrough Technologies 2019: How we’ll invent the future, by Bill Gates

New Smart Pill Releases Insulin in the Stomach, Could Replace Injections for People with Type 1 Diabetes

A self-orienting millimeter-scale applicator (SOMA) for oral delivery of insulin and other biologics

Advanced applications of nanotechnology in veterinary medicine.

Burgers grown in a lab are heading to your plate. Will you bite?

In-body "GPS" Using Wireless Signals

MIT researchers are developing AI for tracking sensors inside the body with wireless signals

Why Gene Editing Is the Next Food Revolution

Is an Anti-aging Pill on the Horizon?

Otsuka and Proteus® Announce the First U.S. FDA Approval of a Digital Medicine System: Abilify MyCite® (aripiprazole tablets with sensor)

Abilify MyCite® Overview

First Digital Pill Approved to Worries About Biomedical ‘Big Brother’

Tiny robots crawl through mouse’s stomach to heal ulcers

UMMS researchers use digital pill to study medication adherence

Researchers use digital pill to study medication adherence

Wireless Power Could Enable Ingestible Electronics

Data that's Easy to Stomach

Engineers harness stomach acid to power tiny sensors

Engineers harness stomach acid to power tiny sensors

Ableism and Futuristic Technology: The Enhancement of ‘No Body’ in the Films Lucy and Her

This ingestible origami 'robot' is made of meat and unfolds in your stomach

Ingestible Origami Robot

Ingestible origami robot

Electronic devices that melt in your brain

The BBC visits Nootrobox in San Francisco

Inventum Bioengineering Technologies: HEAVEN and GEMINI

MIT Researchers Develop Ingestible Sensor to Measure Vital Signs

Ingestible Sensor can Measure Heart and Breathing Rates

Move Over, Wearables. Here Come The Ingestibles

The frightening promise of self-tracking pills

US regulators accept ‘chip in a pill’ application

Cytosponge - Early Detection for Oesophageal Cancer

Tethered Capsule Endomicroscopy

Dr. Kev Dhaliwal - PROTEUS Clinical Lead

How ingestible sensors and smart pills will revolutionize healthcare

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Emerging Technologies for Technical Communication (2019)

Technology, Transhumanism, and Disability: A Critical Perspective

Location on the Body

Digestive tract

Not on the body

Augments

People/Companies/Related Entities

Accelerating Intelligence

Alexandra Sifferlin

Alexander Pavlovcik

Technology

Activity Trackers

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Artificial Meat

Marketing

AliveCor KardiaBand

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

Fantastic Voyage

GEMINI (Spinal Cord Fusion Protocol)

Given Imaging International

HEAVEN (Head Anastomosis Venture)

Harvard Medical School

In Vivo Networking (IVN) System

Journey Into The Living Body Of A Man!

Nature Biomedical Engineering

Proteus Digital Health

University of Cambridge

Withings Move ECG

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10 Breakthrough Technologies 2019: How we’ll invent the future, by Bill Gates

A Tiny Jellyfish Robot Could Swim Inside the Bladder to Deliver Drugs

A self-orienting millimeter-scale applicator (SOMA) for oral delivery of insulin and other biologics

Abilify MyCite® Overview

Ableism and Futuristic Technology: The Enhancement of ‘No Body’ in the Films Lucy and Her

Advanced applications of nanotechnology in veterinary medicine.

Burgers grown in a lab are heading to your plate. Will you bite?

Cytosponge - Early Detection for Oesophageal Cancer

Data that's Easy to Stomach

Dr. Kev Dhaliwal - PROTEUS Clinical Lead

Electronic devices that melt in your brain

Engineers harness stomach acid to power tiny sensors

Eric Topol on exciting new technologies

Fantastic Voyage (1966) - Theatrical Trailer

First Digital Pill Approved to Worries About Biomedical ‘Big Brother’

How ingestible sensors and smart pills will revolutionize healthcare

In-body "GPS" Using Wireless Signals

Ingestible Sensor can Measure Heart and Breathing Rates

Ingestible origami robot

Innerspace - Cowboy/Jack Switcheroo

Innerspace - Trailer

Inventum Bioengineering Technologies: HEAVEN and GEMINI

Is an Anti-aging Pill on the Horizon?

MIT Researchers Develop Ingestible Sensor to Measure Vital Signs

MIT researchers are developing AI for tracking sensors inside the body with wireless signals

Move Over, Wearables. Here Come The Ingestibles

New Smart Pill Releases Insulin in the Stomach, Could Replace Injections for People with Type 1 Diabetes

Otsuka and Proteus® Announce the First U.S. FDA Approval of a Digital Medicine System: Abilify MyCite® (aripiprazole tablets with sensor)

PILLCAM™ SB 3 SYSTEM

Proteus Digital Health - Your Health, Powered By You

Researchers use digital pill to study medication adherence

Tethered Capsule Endomicroscopy

The BBC visits Nootrobox in San Francisco

The frightening promise of self-tracking pills

Thin film with non-self-aggregating uniform heterogeneity and drug delivery systems made therefrom (Patent US20140008830A1)

This ingestible origami 'robot' is made of meat and unfolds in your stomach

Tiny robots crawl through mouse’s stomach to heal ulcers

UMMS researchers use digital pill to study medication adherence

US regulators accept ‘chip in a pill’ application

Why Gene Editing Is the Next Food Revolution

Wireless Power Could Enable Ingestible Electronics

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Boston Technology

Clinical Innovation and Technology

Environmental Science and Pollution Research

Fantastic Voyage

Inventum Digital, Inc.

Kurzweil AI: Accelerating Intelligence

MIT News Office

MIT Technology Review

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

National Geographic

Proteus Digital Health

The Financial Times Limited

The New York Times

The Washington Post

TransMissions: The Journal of Film and Media Studies

UMass Medical School

University of Edinburgh

Wearable Technologies

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