Researchers from Monash University's School of Engineering and School of Information Technology in Australia used specialized algorithms and personalized artificial intelligence technology to develop a device implanted in a patch that can record various vital functions as well as biometric data of its user. Read the full article here (in Greek): https://www.naftemporiki.gr/techscience/1474205/emplastro-technitis-noimosynis-tha-elegchei-tis-zotikes-leitoyrgies-toy-anthropoy/

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