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Philips has now developed an innovative pill that can deliver medications in a specific part of the body. This could be one of the first therapeutic robotic pills if it makes it to the market. This iPill doesn't appear to have a camera, but it has built-in sensors to let it know when to release the drug. I wish I was still at MIT designing and creating prototypes of different medical devices.
Dr. Kim,
ReplyDeleteI have an event in Cambridge, MA that I think you and your readers might have some interest in, being held by Boots Centre for Innovation. I would like to share more of this information with you, so if you could email me at knedelka@gr2000.com, I would be glad to relay the details of this exciting event with you. Thank you kindly.
-Kate Nedelka
Account Representative
Gray and Rice Public Relations