Which pharmaceutical packaging innovation was first introduced around 2005 and uses microchips to track when patients take their medication and wirelessly transmit this data to healthcare providers?

Pharmaceutical packaging has evolved dramatically over the decades to improve safety, compliance, and patient experience. Modern medical packaging must balance regulatory requirements, tamper-evidence, child resistance, senior accessibility, and sustainability concerns. This poll tests your knowledge about a breakthrough packaging innovation that revolutionized medication safety and compliance tracking in the 21st century.

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RFID-enabled pill bottles that record each time they're opened
Smart blister packs with embedded sensors that detect when pills are removed
Ingestible event markers (IEMs) - microscopic sensors embedded in pills that activate when they contact stomach acid
NFC-tagged medication containers that patients scan with smartphones to log doses