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MIT develops jet-injection device to replace needles

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Not many folks I know enjoy having to receive an injection. Mostly this has to do with the fact that they don’t like needles. Needles can leave bruises, aren’t the most accurate of tools and involve piercing our protective layer of skin to even work. But that all might change soon with Massachusetts Institute of Technology‘s development of an incredibly accurate jet-injection device. Welcome to the future.
via Geekosystem

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