Zak Holdsworth, a Silicon Valley digital entrepreneur, and Kiwi is helping bring such technology to market.
A new smartphone being developed is set to revolutionize the way we manage healthcare by warning people of impending heart attack.
Nano-thin silicon heart-and blood-monitoring tattoos on peoples arms, which will send a signal to a smartphone if the data indicates a health problem are the basis of the new technology, Stuff.co.nz reported.
Zak Holdsworth, a Silicon Valley digital entrepreneur, and Kiwi is helping bring such technology to market.
He reckons that heart patients will be sporting the tattoos on their arms within five years, and in 10 years of time people could be sporting the technology inside their hearts.
MC10 is the Boston-based technology company behind the tattoos and is now investigating the potential of microchips that are being inserted via catheter on to the hearts inner lining from where a signal will be sent to the patients phone.
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