Electronic tattoo + Vitamin Pill motor show cutting-edge technology

At D11 Conference, Motorola's senior vice president for future technology and projects, Regina Dugan, showed some cutting-edge technology. The first was an electronic tattoo on her arm from MC10, and she joked, "Young people may not want to carry a watch on weekdays, but even if they want their parents to hate him, they will be willing to get a tattoo." Motorola showcases cutting-edge technology (pictures from Theverge) The second product is even more incredible. After eating a small pill, it can be driven by stomach acid, creating a 18-digit electrical signal in your body. In this way, your body is your own authentication. Dugan called it "vitamin certification." Motorola's CEO Dennis Wood says Motorola will not release these products anytime soon. However, the pill has been licensed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Like Apple, Motorola is also researching wearable devices. Dugan said, "wearable equipment at this stage there are many problems, electronic equipment is stiff, and people are soft, this is a natural contradiction." "Dugan is not unfamiliar with the technology of the future, because she worked for DARPA and Google before joining Motorola," he said. She believes that her experience is very important for Motorola, because most companies are too narrow in their thinking, "the company's strategy for innovation has long been outdated." We need to update these strategies and we've learned a lot from DARPA, and now we're going to take them to mobile device research and bring a ripple effect to the mobile phone industry. ”