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1 .This is Scientific American's 60-Second Tech. I'm Larry Greenemeier. Got a minute?
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2 .A person's mouth says a lot about them.
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3 .Sounds obvious, but I'm talking less about what vocalizes and more about the way it behaves when we eat, drink, speak or even cough.
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4 .Researchers at National Taiwan University believe that monitoring such oral behavior can provide doctors with a wealth of information about a patient's dietary habits, dental hygiene and overall health.
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5 .To test their idea, they built an accelerometer-based oral sensory system to identify how a mouth is being used based on the movement of its teeth.
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6 .Placed in the mouths of eight people, a prototype system correctly recognized each person's oral behavior up to 94 percent of the time.
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7 .The researchers now want to build a wireless version that might someday fit inside a fake tooth or attach to a pair of braces.
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8 .The sensor could send you or your doctor a message when you're not sticking to your diet or not keeping your promise to quit smoking.
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9 .Let's hope they also build in an alarm for bad breath.
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10 .That would benefit the person wearing the sensor, and everyone around them as well.
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11 .Thanks for the minute, for Scientific American's 60-Second Tech. I'm Larry Greenemeier.
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