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Thursday, June 20, 2002

 

From the "Interesting Implants Department"...

That ringing in your ear could be your phone. Soon you could be swapping your mobile phone for a molar phone. Royal College of Art students in London have developed a phone that fits inside a tooth. The concept device picks up signals with a radio receiver and uses a tiny vibrating plate to convey them as sound along the jawbone to a person's ear. The designers said the mini-molar phone could be implanted in a tooth during routine dental surgery.
The phone tooth, Royal College of Art

The only downside is that Verizon's "Can you hear me now?" Guy will soon be present in all dentist offices. Aaarrggghhh!

Cool article, thanks to loyal reader cyberdrum (and would-be Scott Shriner back-up) for the link!


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