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Establishing the scientific foundations of directly 3D-printing wireless implants inside the body

US NSF grant open #nsf-2614035

Summary

This project introduces an innovative method to build custom, wireless medical implants inside the body using a robotic probe that enters through a small 'keyhole' incision and prints and assembles complex functional devices without the trauma associated with traditional, large-incision surgery. This method not only reduces recovery times and surgical risks but also broadens the accessibility and potential applications of wireless implants, benefiting a wider range of patients. This innovative technology promises to revolutionize medical fields such as cardiac care, lung surgery, and biomedica

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