The Sarco capsule, a 3D-printable suicide pod developed by Dr. Philip Nitschke, is expected to be used for the first time in Switzerland within months, providing an option for assisted suicide without medical supervision. This device replaces oxygen with nitrogen, causing death by hypoxia. Users must pass a psychiatric assessment and answer automated questions before pressing a button that triggers the process. While The Last Resort organization claims there are no legal obstacles, Swiss authorities have issued warnings and may prosecute those assisting its use. The capsule promises a quick, painless death but has faced ethical and legal challenges.