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How eating electronics can help diagnose and treat human disease

Make It Real by CMU Engineering

Sep 25, 201500:09:48Technology

We're told from a very early age that putting electronic devices in our mouth, let along swallowing them, isn't a great idea. In this episode, engineering professor Chris Bettinger talks about how edible electronics may...

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