Need not to worry upon reaching for your bag or pockets to enjoy music on your iPod when on a public transport or crowded alley, just clench your teeth and your music player would start on an instant. researchers at Osaka University developed head gear with infrared sensors and a microcomputer which enable people to operate music players by clenching their teeth. The computer receives command when the person clench his teeth for about a second which differentiates the action from chewing or talking. The same technology also aims to be adapted for running other devices such as cellphones or electronic wheelchairs.
iGnasher: Clench your teeth for tunes
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