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The current market for pacemakers can help people to change the routine of their heart beats by giving them the first chance to live with a heart disease, but the use of pacemakers is limited by the use of batteries, as replacement batteries are subject to surgery, which exposes patients to the risk of infection, etc。

Zeb chen, a researcher of the cardiovascular engineering group of the university of berne, switzerland, uses the automatic hairline structure created for the watch by the swiss watchmaker bertlet 1777 to overcome this problem。
A pacemaker made of the clock method can generate electrical currents by means of a heart muscle beating, which requires a pacemaker to be connected directly to the beating heart, just as a watch can automatically appear when walking on its wrist。

Zebu chen indicated that the experimental system was currently only tested on the pig's body and that the heartbeat of the animals had been successfully adjusted to an average of 130 minutes。
“this is a feasibility study. We've confirmed that the pacemaker can generate currents with a heartbeat."

It is understood that the study is still in its preliminary stage and that no tests have been planned to date in the human body. Zeb chen stated that no business had been explored, but that “it is time to invest”。
Prior to that, united states scientists injected a gene into the heart of pigs and succeeded in developing a “biological pacemaker” to treat heart abnormalities. It was reported that such a “biological pacemaker” might one day be able to replace an electronic pacemaker if it proved to have effects in the human body as well。










