<p>➀ Researchers at DGIST developed ultrasound-based wireless charging for medical implants using a dual-layer piezoelectric harvester; </p><p>➁ The technology achieves over 20% higher energy conversion efficiency and charges commercial batteries in 2 hours within the human body; </p><p>➂ Eliminates risky replacement surgeries and aims for sub-1-hour charging via semiconductor integration.</p>
Related Articles
- Ultrasound Transmitter System Reference Design6 months ago
- ISSCC: 30MHz bio-impedance IC and implantable ultrasonic network9 months ago
- MEMS ultrasonic transducers key to detecting deep vein thrombosisover 1 year ago
- Compact AI Health Monitoring And Anomaly Detection Device2 days ago
- Robot Crawls Through Blood Vessels and Jet Engines18 days ago
- Quantum Dots Replaces Toxic Metals In Infrared Devicesabout 1 month ago
- Reference Design Of Health Sensor Platformabout 1 month ago
- Smart Device To Protect Calves From Pneumoniaabout 1 month ago
- Capsule Robot With Magnetic Sensor Collects Fluid Samples In Gutabout 1 month ago
- Senior Pillbox – With Adjustable Reminder Timersabout 1 month ago