An exciting innovation. The artificial pancreas provides "insulin" and protects the plane!

Scientists have created the first "intelligent" artificial pancreas to calculate the amount of "insulin" needed by people with diabetes.

An Australian medical society has invented the pancreas in collaboration with scientists from the University of Queensland. This device uses industrial antibody technology. For example, this device makes it possible to calculate the insulin dose needed for each patient with diabetes, depending on the level of sugar in his blood, while ensuring stability.

The authors believe that they hope that this device will give the best results in the treatment of diabetes compared to previous devices and methods.

In addition, innovators have not only patented their diabetes treatment device, but have also used it in aircraft engines to identify the component that threatens to destroy the engine, which will greatly contribute to increased flight safety.