Google Wants Your Blood

The company filed a patent application for a device that would draw blood without using a needle

Google continues to try to interrupt the medical marketplace.

This time their target is solutions for diabetes patients.

The company recently filed a patent application for a device that would draw blood and monitor blood sugar levels for diabetics without the use of a needle, according to the website Trend Hunter.

Google's device would use pressurized gas to pierce the skin and procure only a "micro-emergence" of blood, according to the article.

List: Digitalization Companies From PACK EXPO
Looking for CPG-focused digital transformation solutions? Download our editor-curated list from PACK EXPO featuring top companies offering warehouse management, ERP, digital twin, and MES software with supply chain visibility and analytics capabilities—all tailored specifically for CPG operations.
Download Now
List: Digitalization Companies From PACK EXPO
Researched List: Blister Machines for Life Sciences
Need a blister machine for life sciences packaging? Our curated list features companies serving pharmaceutical, medical device, nutraceutical, and cosmetic industries. Download to access company names, locations, machine specifications, descriptions, and more.
Download Now
Researched List: Blister Machines for Life Sciences