Telling a lie could potentially get a lot harder if this tooth-embedded lie detector becomes a reality.
Researchers at National Taiwan University are testing a mini device that will be able to fit inside a tooth. Based on how your jaw moves, a sensor will indicate to others whether you're telling a lie or nothing but the truth. This device is being created with the idea it can really help dentists better assess people's teeth, for example how to tell if someone is a major tooth grinder when they sleep.
Unfortunately for patients, you'll no longer be able to lie to your dentist about how much candy you eat, how many drinks you have a week, or how you haven't quit your smoking habit.
What's Driving This Trend
- Tooth-embedded Lie Detector
- The development of an innovative tooth-embedded lie detector poses new opportunities in the field of law enforcement.
- Miniature Embedded Sensors
- The ability to embed miniature lie detecting sensors in teeth can lead to a new wave of IoT innovation in the dental industry.
- Artificial Intelligence and Data Analysis
- The potential of using artificial intelligence and data analysis to monitor and analyze data from these tooth-embedded sensors presents disruptive innovation possibilities in the insurance industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Law Enforcement
- The development of this tooth-embedded lie detector presents potential opportunities for law enforcement agencies in detecting fraudulent behavior.
- Dental Industry
- The use of miniature embedded sensors in teeth presents new opportunities in the dental industry for accurate diagnosis and treatment monitoring.
- Insurance Industry
- The integration of artificial intelligence and data analysis in monitoring data from tooth-embedded sensors can offer new and innovative ways to minimize insurance fraud.
