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Ingestible Communication Capsule
A tiny transmitter that can be swallowed, which makes possible voice communication. (Read the full article)
| "Fans of Thunderbirds may recall this. Learn all about the 'personal edible transmitter' (the one with the nice raspberry flavor) starting around 2:30.
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| "Reminds of the Codec from Metal Gear Solid. Instead of swallowing it, Codec was some sort of implant. But it works like Ingestible Communication Capsule. Amazing how Doc Smith thought up of this cool stuff. " (Gatomon41 12/23/2010 8:35:02 PM ) |
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