It seems silly but the intersection of biology & electronics is the subject of furious research. Biochips that could be tattooed under the skin could be very useful for things like insulin pumps.
Robert Poole The resolution doesn't look too good (honestly, neither does the edibility...), but if you need nominally edible, conductive 3D prints, there ya go.
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The main application will be that instead of recycling it, you can just chuck it in the composting heap.
ReplyDeleteIt seems silly but the intersection of biology & electronics is the subject of furious research. Biochips that could be tattooed under the skin could be very useful for things like insulin pumps.
ReplyDeleteRobert Poole The resolution doesn't look too good (honestly, neither does the edibility...), but if you need nominally edible, conductive 3D prints, there ya go.
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