CORA - Coronary Alarm

An implanted (or worn) ECG monitor that warns the user of coronary events. (Read the full article)

"Imagine how a secured community in a post-zombie apocalypse world would benefit from such a device! Someone dies, an alarm alerts the police/militia/security forces that their heart has stopped, and where their corpse is; plenty of time to dispatch someone to put a bullet in the body's head before they rise from the dead and try to bite someone!"
(Joe 11/23/2012 8:32:58 PM )

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