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Information Projects–Audio Tooth Implant Press Images Credits |
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Implant technology is already commonplace in the form of replacement surgery (artificial joints, pacemakers, etc). The Audio Tooth Implant (ATI) is the first commodity based in-body product. Augmenting our body’s communication skills it enables a form of telepathy. |
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A micro-vibration device and a wireless low frequency receiver are implanted in the tooth during routine dental surgery. The tooth communicates with an array of digital devices, such as mobile telephones, radio and computers. A dedicated device (also acts as the long-range receiver) is used to fully customise the set up for each individuals personal requirements. |
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Sound information is transferred from the tooth into the inner ear by bone transduction. |
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ATI model |
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Sound path diagram |
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MIBEC publicity film |
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Sky News interview |
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Tooth Implant Poster |
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 Poster designed by Johnny Richards Available for download from our Press page, terms and conditions apply |
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