Edible Microlasers Could Revolutionize Food Tracking and Safety

A delicious turn of the measures, scientists were able to buy olive oil optics to create the first micoler made of edible materials. If it’s commercially, they can offer a way to watch food or drugs from inside your body.

Technology presented in the magazine at the beginning of this month Advanced optical materialsWhen exposed to a certain energy, it is an interesting inclination for the droplets of spreading shared food fats. Arrange a lot of drops in a room full of mirrors and glitter together in a brighter radiation in a brighter.

Researchers have tried more different types of materials to see that they will create more than different types of materials, baked butter, flat water and more, cleaner lasers. The winner was olive oil.

The outstanding part of the olive oil is the most molecule chlorophyll, most of the plants green. In this case, the olive oils are caught on the glue surface of the olive oils, switching to the glue surface of olive oils, turning a chain reaction to a laser.

According to the research, according to the size and density of oil drops, the brightness of chlorophylls makes it highly sensitive to environmental conditions. For example, to add it to different dishes and observing changes in the laser allowed researchers to measure things like sugar concentration or acidity

In addition, researchers were able to code a peach compote in the drops, and encoded data in a barcode lines. Surprisingly, since April 26, 2017, on April 26, 2017, it has been more than a year that has been more than a year that it has been more than a year that it has been more than a year that the identity of a manufacturer’s identity or expiry date is the micrwaraser potential.

“Since this is the first such a study, there are many opportunities that can go to the daily use of different edible lasers and applications,” he said.