Scientists study new capsules to help people remember personal information

Scientists have recently developed a new type of capsule that helps people remember personal information such as bank passwords. The new capsule has been approved by the authorities for safety, and the listing date will be within reach.

This capsule does not physically improve memory, it is a small chip with the device. It is easy to swallow, with a tiny chip and a sensor "switch". When the capsule is swallowed into the human body, it will enter the normal metabolic procedures, wandering in the human body. When it enters the stomach, when the sensor's battery is exposed to stomach acid, the "switch" is triggered to "open" and convert the personal information into an electronic signal. These signals are received by electronic devices or mobile devices, and they are allowed to authenticate individuals and then read personal information.

The capsule can follow the body's normal metabolism out of the body, the United States, California Proteus Digital Health Center Researchers said the capsule is very safe, can be taken daily, and has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and European regulatory agencies. In the near future, it may end up with a paper-based personal ID and digital password to authenticate and eliminate the hassle of memorizing digital passwords and security issues.