10. Oktober 2013
guest post by Mark Ollig This week I have a dentist appointment, and so what better topic to write about than a new, high-tech tooth. Yes, indeed, faithful readers, yours truly is writing a column about a unique smart tooth created in a research laboratory at the Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering at National Taiwan University, in Taipei City. During one test, researchers attached the smart tooth to the test subject’s real tooth using dental cement; it was then coated with dental resin. This prototype smart tooth (a sensor-on-a-chip with built-in electronics and
