It might sound like a bold claim, but consider how many deaths are linked to heart-related issues. Now, imagine if a heart could essentially function forever. This idea may soon move closer to reality thanks to the development of a 3D-printed electronic glove designed to fit over the heart and potentially extend human life significantly.
Designed to fit snugly over the heart, the membrane helps maintain a steady heartbeat indefinitely. Using a web-like sensory network, it continuously monitors the heart’s electrical activity.
This groundbreaking technology first made headlines in 2014. As detailed in a study published in Nature Communications, scientists introduced an innovative electronic membrane that could potentially replace pacemakers.
Thanks to high-resolution imaging technology, the elastic membrane can be custom-made to fit precisely over an individual heart. It offers a snug fit and also provides high-definition therapy during critical situations like a heart attack. By delivering electrical impulses from multiple points on the device, it can effectively interrupt arrhythmias and prevent sudden cardiac death.
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