MIT scientists are developing an injection-free syringe that resembles the device Bones used on Star Trek. The syringe is built around a mechanism called a Lorentz-force actuator that sends a high-pressure jet of medicine into the skin at the speed of sound. Source: MIT news
Star Trek-like ‘needle-less’ injection invented by MIT scientists
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