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A dental brace developed by researchers at MIT CSAIL and Aarhus University can be fabricated with sensors and feedback components to capture in-mouth interactions and data. Credit: Sebastian Krog Knudsen
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HURON, S.D. — Kelly Engebretson was excited to get fitted for a prosthetic after having part of his leg amputated. But he wasn’t sure how he’d get to the appointment.
