The Sarco capsule, a 3D-printed device designed for assisted suicide, has sparked intense debate after a 64-year-old woman used it to end her life in Switzerland, marking the first known use of the machine. This event led to several arrests and has drawn both support and criticism. Advocates argue that Sarco offers individuals control over their deaths without medical intervention, while critics worry its sleek design glamorises suicide and raises ethical concerns about safety and oversight. As Switzerland remains a destination for assisted dying, the introduction of Sarco pushes the boundaries of how we approach death and personal choice. Watch the video to know more.