Ingestible Paper Battery Powers Biodegradable Medical Devices
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A paper-based ingestible battery that powers devices in vivo and then degrades shifts constraints for GI-tract diagnostics and drug delivery. For medtech teams, this opens room for fully disposable, sensor-rich devices without retrieval logistics — start revisiting concepts you previously killed over power and safety concerns.
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