A group of researchers from the University of Tokyo have developed a device, which they think can one day be implanted in humans and will act as health monitor.

Not only this, study researchers feel that the device can also act as a control panel for paralyzed people. One of the best features of this device is its thinness. It has been said that device is one-fifth the thickness of food wrap.

Moreover, it has been kept in very thin film, which protects it from any sort of damage. It is so sturdy that nothing will happen to it even if it's stretched or pressed. The study, which has been published in the journal Nature, has further uncovered that there are a number of things that this electrical circuit can perform.

Researcher Takao Someya was of the view that the device can handle monitoring task very well. It can monitor body temperature, blood pressure and keep record of heart pulse.

Someya said that the device is quiet flexible and does not let person's movement get affected. "This can be attached to all sorts of surfaces and does not limit the movement of the person wearing it", said Someya. It is said that more research in the matter is required.