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New Wireless Technology Beams Power Into Body to Energize Tiny Implantable Devices

Published May 20, 2014 by David G. Armstrong in Uncategorized

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Yet another clever MEMS/Spring system!

New Wireless Technology Beams Power Into Body to Energize Tiny Implantable Devices:

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