Researchers at the MIT Media Lab say a tiny antenna that they developed could wirelessly power deep-tissue medical implants.

MIT's grain-sized magnetoelectric antenna wirelessly powers deep-tissue implants, enabling battery-free medical devices ...

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Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created a groundbreaking antenna so small it can be injected into the body through a needle. Despite being only about the size of a ...

Researchers from the MIT Media Lab have developed an antenna - about the size of a fine grain of sand - that can be injected into the body to ...

How a special nitinol compound and 3D printing was used to create the shape-shifting antenna. An overview of materials and heating problems they encountered, and how they overcame them. The test ...