A Iowa scientist invents electronic devices and materials that can decompose on its own.
Expert Reza Montazami introduces the self destructive antenna - (Photo: Iowa State University)
Reza Montazami, an assistant professor at Iowa State University, called the technology "temporary" or "short-lived."
The purpose of this technology is to create automated medical devices that disappear into the human body once the mission is completed, or military supplies when sending confidential and self-serving information. Cancellation upon request.
Montazami's team has introduced a self-destructive plastic composite material that can be used to attach small electronic components.
They also make this antenna, which transmits data as normal antennas, according to a report in Advanced Functional Materials.
According to the Montazami expert's perspective, if a person lost their credit card, they would only issue a self-destruct card from afar.
