SAFE REMOTE DRUG DELIVERY USING ELECTROMAGNETIC LAUNCHERS: A FEASIBILITY STUDY

This study investigates the feasibility and safety of using a controlled electromagnetic launcher (EML) for remote drug delivery, focusing on its potential to deliver pharmaceutical agents to targeted areas without the need for invasive procedures. The traditional methods of drug administration, such as injections or oral tablets, often present challenges, including the risk of infection, discomfort, and inefficient targeting. A controlled electromagnetic launcher offers a novel, non-invasive alternative for delivering drugs, particularly in hard-to-reach areas. The research involves the design and development of an EML system, followed by a series of tests to evaluate its accuracy, safety, and efficiency in drug delivery. The results demonstrate that the EML is capable of delivering drugs to specific locations safely, with promising implications for future medical applications.