Augmental has introduced MouthPad, a hands-free touchpad designed to be worn discreetly inside the mouth. This device translates small, natural tongue and head movements into cursor control, clicks, scrolling, and dragging on digital devices.
Users can control the cursor with their tongue or head, performing actions like tapping, swiping, sipping, and holding to click and drag. The MouthPad connects to phones, tablets, and computers via Bluetooth, allowing for instant switching between devices.
Each MouthPad is custom-fit for the user. It is created from a dental scan, then 3D printed and encapsulated for comfort and safety. The device is designed to sit inside the mouth with minimal impact on speech.
Augmental developed the MouthPad through collaboration with users with diverse abilities. This approach aimed to shape the device based on real daily use, with early adopters reporting increased independence in interacting with digital technology.
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Augmental has developed MouthPad, a hands-free touchpad worn inside the mouth that allows users to control devices with tongue and head movements. This device provides an alternative interface for individuals who may have difficulty using traditional input methods, offering increased independence in digital interaction.