How Do Nanotechnology-Based Implantable Devices Work?
Nanotechnology-based implantable devices work by leveraging nanoscale materials and structures to perform specific tasks. For example, nanoparticles can be functionalized to target specific cells or tissues, while nanosensors can monitor physiological parameters such as glucose levels or pH in real-time. These devices often contain nanotransducers that convert biological signals into electronic ones, allowing for continuous monitoring and data collection.
