Bottles can also send short messages

Recently, a South African doctor developed a medicine bottle named SIMpill. This vial can use SMS to remotely monitor the time and frequency of the patient's drug use, and send a prompt message to the patient if the patient does not take the drug promptly. The patient's cell phone. The medicine bottle sends the record of the patient's opening of the medicine bottle to the monitoring center of the hospital in real time through the SIM card at the bottom of the medicine bottle. The monitoring personnel will confirm the medicine taking status through the patient's medical record.

["Youth Knowledge News" July 18]