Which medication became the first FDA-approved 'digital pill' with an embedded ingestible sensor that tracks if patients have taken their medication?

In 2017, the FDA approved a groundbreaking innovation that merged medication with digital technology, creating what many call the world's first 'digital pill.' This remarkable advancement allows healthcare providers to monitor medication adherence remotely, addressing a critical challenge in patient treatment. Test your knowledge about this significant milestone in pharmaceutical and medical technology that has implications for treatment adherence, clinical trials, and the future of personalized medicine.

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Abilify MyCite (aripiprazole tablets with sensor)
Januvia SmartTab (sitagliptin with tracking technology)
Lipitor Connect (atorvastatin with monitoring sensor)
Advair DigiHaler (fluticasone/salmeterol with adherence chip)