You know it 's only a matter of time before someone figures out a way to put a computer in a too...

[G+_Rud Dog]

You know it's only a matter of time before someone figures out a way to put a computer in a tooth which replaces one of your own. The only problem will be power.

And no, running your mouth doesn't count.

[G+_Jason Perry]

They are working on that. The European parent office has videos on the biggest inventions of the year. One was a circuit that is powered from your bodies chemistry.

[G+_Donald Weller]

power it using sugar. Like our body works

[G+_Jason Perry]

I would assume that's how it works. Not about to make those assumptions though.

[G+_610GARAGE]

Running your mouth could count. Piezoelectric generator right below the tooth's head could generate enough power by you eating. Or talking if you clang your teeth a lot. :)

 

But why? Never understood why people want technology embedded into them. It just makes upgrading that much more costly.

 

Although, if I could get a tooth that monitors the carbs I ate, could really help control my blood sugar.

[G+_Rud Dog]

610bob You had me giggling to myself. Yes blood sugar and all those things wristbands do along with logging you in to your home, pc and anything else you can think of helping us live our daily lives.

[G+_610GARAGE]

Rud Dog Yea, but would you have a tooth pulled for that? Is wearing a watch or having a small item in your pocket that bad?

[G+_Rud Dog]

610bob No problem have one vacancy for this purpose don't mind at all.  Bring on the teeth clenching.

[G+_610GARAGE]

Rud Dog Just be sure to keep it on a removable stud. That way, when iThooth 6 come out, you can upgrade. :)

[G+_Rud Dog]

610bob Is that dentist lingo (stud) or are you promoting me?

[G+_610GARAGE]

Rud Dog No, it dentistry. My mom got a temporary cap and it was installed on a stud. Just a rod poking out of the root.