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MouthPad lets your tongue control a computer

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MouthPad lets your tongue control a computer

Computer mice have taken plenty of unusual forms over the years.

Now, one of the most interesting alternatives skips your hands altogether.

San Francisco-based Augmental Technologies has developed the MouthPad, a custom-fit touchpad that sits inside your mouth and lets you control a computer, smartphone or tablet using your tongue or head.

The company describes it as the world's first hands-free touchpad.

It looks a little like a slim dental retainer.

However, tucked inside is technology designed to turn subtle movements into cursor control.

The concept has an important purpose.

Augmental developed MouthPad to give people with limited mobility another way to interact with everyday technology.

The company says it worked with hundreds of users with different abilities while developing the device.

So how do you actually control a computer with your mouth, and what is it like to use? Here's how MouthPad works.

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