Most current cell phones use lithium-ion batteries that are simply not suited to implantation in a person's body. First, they're too big -- most cell phone batteries, while relatively thin, are at least a few inches square. Second, the more compact the battery is, the thinner and more...
That's a little shallower. Carl only makes one incision per component and there are three components." The battery pack is implanted first. It's about the size of two shirt buttons stacked on top of each other. Its placement is determined by the location of the tattoo. Because the sensor...
‘Now, we all know that it’s easy to make fun of things and have a bit of a laugh, but we will never learn anything with that sort of approach, so I would like you all to take what is to follow seriously so that we may benefit from the experience.’ A frisson ran round the ...