have developed a sensor-packed dental retainer that people with high-level spinal cord injuries can manipulate with their tongue to manoeuvre an electric wheelchair. The latest prototype of the Tongue ...

For interfacing with machines, most of us use our hands and fingers. When you don’t have use of your hands (permanently or temporarily), there are limited alternatives. [Dorothee Clasen] has added one ...

The iPhone-friendly Tongue Drive System employs a retainer embedded with sensors that track a tiny magnet attached to the user's tongue. Elizabeth Armstrong Moore Elizabeth Armstrong Moore is based in ...

This is the first public demonstration of Augmental’s retainer-like MouthPad accessibility gadget. It can be used to control devices that support a Bluetooth mouse, including phones, tablets, ...

How far can your tongue go? If you are skilled with your human tongue, here's a device that may help you. As of now, machines can only be controlled through hands or fingers. It is the human ...

An iPhone, an inconspicuous dental retainer, and a pierced tongue may soon be all that's required to drive around a wheelchair or control a computer mouse, according to new research. The breakthrough ...

Finding new ways to increase inclusivity and accessibility is crucial because more than one billion people in the world live with disabilities, according to the World Health Organization. One in seven ...

That's different: Over the years, various companies have developed strange PC peripherals to satisfy niche markets. There is also a recent trend to bring customized accessories to people with ...