Question

Q1)  A (brief) introduction to implantable electronic devices, introducing the biomedical needs, risks, challenges and technical solutions relevant to introducing electronics within the human body ......…..Please answer at least one page and providing References

Q2) Technology review: What implantable technologies – that include electronics – have proven to be the most successful ‘bionic’ technologies? Include a brief description of how they work, how they are powered, and their limitations. - Note that ‘successful’ could be interpreted in many ways – e.g. the profits accrued via commercialisation, the added (absolute) life years or added quality of life. …. .Please answer at least one page and providing References.

Answer 1

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