Google wants to turn eyes and teeth into smart parts of the body

Im a little quiet since the announcement of contact lenses development in March this year, Google this week showed that they are still implementing their 'Google X' project, through the publication of a patent on a device. Smartly conjoined body. Instead of focusing on health monitoring, this product will give people a whole new experience, by controlling smart devices with their teeth.

Google developed a smart device that attaches itself to the body

Smart contact lenses

In the new patent, Google refers to a device (called smart contact lenses temporarily): ' Designed to recognize user gestures (such as: blinking, nodding, changing perspective , or similar body movements) based on the detection of changes in radiation energy received, through light sensors . " Special contact lenses are also capable of interacting with electrical devices. like a smartphone.

Moreover, the device can also change the state of other devices based on input data. Input data in this case is light . " When the system determines the amount of radiation energy received has changed compared to the standard data, it will automatically enter the digital data for the system to process, then adjust one or more other devices. ".

A simple example to easily imagine: assuming that in certain circumstances, you close your eyes for a long enough time, this contact lens will send information to the phone, the phone from which commands the The smart light in the house goes off.

Smart teeth

Besides smart contact lenses, Google also mentioned the ' smart device attached to teeth ' in its patent. Accordingly, this device is most likely made of transparent polymer material , or something like that. The world's largest search firm said its products also have functions like smart contact lenses.

Just like contact lenses, products that make your teeth become smarter have nothing to do with health care. The device will take on the role of data transmission and connect to third party smart devices . "One or more signals can control external devices such as power on / off, volume control, channel switching, changing some settings, . by various operations'.

In the future, it is very likely that touching teeth will help us switch channels.