>>6674
inb4 this is incorporated into those wearable watchphones.

>>6674
Might be awesome for diabetics instead of having to carry the needle, the spring loaded thing and the meter, you got an all in one device there. Maybe they can also do it for coumadin patients too instead of having a blood test every month they get a meter that tells them their PTT?

>>6719
You would still have to empty/clean it out since it physically takes your blood. So unless that problem is solved it will probably be limited to some specialist medical wearable equipment.

>>6729
It'd be great if my blood type and what was in it weren't kept at Google HQ though.

>>6729

6 days late but diabetics already have all in one insulin givers. Its a little pump they can clip onto clothes with a needle that's always in them.

>>8363
He's talking about a glucometer, the device that reads a person's blood glucose level. Insulin Pumps just pump insulin, they don't completely replace the pancreas. There are continuous glucose monitors, which are basically an artificial vein attached to a glucometer, though they're not exactly very reliable for the first month or so, which can be kind of dangerous.

This is the beginning of Google finally showing that true master evil plan. First still the DNA of the subjects