Its creators claim that Simroid, a next-generation dental patient simulator, has been developed to provide more emotional feedback to dentists in training. But I see the truth here; it’s just another way robots are preparing us for their eventual takeover.
Complaining about dental work is kind of like complaining about aeroplane food or your wife’s cooking — best to just avoid it unless you’re feeling Dangerfieldian. And UCLA’s got an experimental new “smart bomb” mouthwash it says might keep you out of the dentist’s chair with just once rinse every four days.
I understand that the use of angular contours and segmented body panels can help hide a stealth aircraft from enemy radar and detection systems, but I don’t see what this toothbrush sanitizer needs to hide from. Aesthetically pleasing design maybe?
Talk about irony. According to a study conducted at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, hands-free faucets have a significantly higher chance of playing home to bacteria like Legionella spp., which causes Legionnaire’s Disease.
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For me, paper towel dispensers fall under things I never thought needed improving. The imaginative folks at CLEANCut think differently – they’ve created an automatic paper towel dispenser and cutter that’s sleek, touchless and probably totally unnecessary.
