MouthPad is a hands-free touchpad that fits inside the mouth, allowing cursor control with tongue movements. The assistive technology connects like a Bluetooth mouse.

PCWorld reports on Augmental's MouthPad, a $1,400 custom-fitted Bluetooth device that enables hands-free computer control through tongue movements and head tracking. This innovative "skinware" technology provides crucial accessibility for individuals with limited mobility, with over 100 users already utilizing it daily. Each MouthPad requires a dental scan for custom fitting and offers an effective alternative to traditional mouse control methods. Augmental, a company that builds ("body-coupled interfaces that let people control computers, communicate, and interact with AI without relying on their hands"), is now selling a tongue-controlled computer mouse called MouthPad . The Bluetooth device is a specially designed pad that's worn over the upper teeth.

Kurt Knutsson introduces you to the MouthPad, a Bluetooth device that allows you to control a computer or smartphone with your tongue movements. What if you could control your computer or smartphone with your tongue? You might think it's a crazy idea, but it's actually possible with a device called the MouthPad. It lets you move your tongue like a finger on a touchscreen, and perform various actions on your device. It could really be a game-changer for people with disabilities.

From chewing and swallowing food to talking, our tongues are essential for a range of important functions. Now, you can use your tongue for a new function – controlling computers. A bizarre gumshield-like device has been unveiled at the CES technology conference in Las Vegas, which allows you to control devices purely though the movement of your tongue. While this includes basic computers, Augmental, the company behind it, has already synced the device up to a sex toy. Krystina Jackson, a self-proclaimed'sex enthusiast' who has been using the device with her vibrator, said: 'Oh my goodness, this is how it should be.

Have you ever remembered something for your shopping list while cooking or working out, and couldn't grab your phone to note it down? Soon you may be able to log your groceries using only your mouth, thanks to a smart retainer developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The device, MouthPad, connects to smartphones or computers via Bluetooth, and allows the user to select buttons by sweeping their tongue across a trackpad chip. They can left click by pressing it, and right click by making a'sip' gesture. The team from startup Augmental, a spinoff from MIT Media Lab, hope their invention will help those with impaired hand control to live more independently.