Google's invention helps measure blood sugar without needles

It will not hurt and very quickly, it is the future of measuring blood sugar through the skin.

The invention supports Google's diabetics

Google has filed a patent for a smartphone invention that can take a user's blood sample without using a needle , which will help diabetics to easily monitor blood sugar often. piercing.

Users will use a smart watch-like device to test blood but less pain and it is completely automated.

Currently, diabetics have to extract blood with a needle on their fingertips to know the amount of sugar in the blood through a test machine. But according to Google's new invention, users will use a smart watch-like device to test blood but be less painful and it is completely automated.

The invention is still in the stage of patent licensing and Google refuses to disclose how it works, its purpose, and even whether it will be produced. But we were able to know some information in this copyright file. The device will emit a sudden gas stream into a round tube containing molecular particles, then these particles are shot directly into the skin to create a small drop of blood. This drop of blood will be sucked up in a vacuum tube to carry out the test.

From the sketch in the patent file, this device will include a small blood collection tube inserted into a clock-like blood test machine. The tube will be drawn and reached on the fingertips if the user needs to draw blood.

Equipment for diabetics.

Although diabetes is not specifically mentioned in the patent application section, experts can easily guess the target customers that Google targets. And this is not the first time Google has invented a device for diabetics . Last year, a team in the Google Life Sciences array announced that they are developing smart contact lenses that can monitor blood sugar. Another group is studying that machine with a small amount of disposable sugar with a personal bandage.

This is a rather sophisticated business step for Google because as estimated by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one-third of American adults will have diabetes if the current trend remains keep increasing.

This is a rather sophisticated business step for Google because as estimated by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one-third of American adults will have diabetes if the current trend remains keep increasing.

However, Google's registration of patent rights does not mean that they will apply this technology soon. Google shares with The Verge newspaper that they have registered many different patents, some will be turned into some real products. But hope that this product will become a reality, because it helps the lives of diabetics become much easier.