At this point, most of us have seen the wearable computer Google Glass. Like many new inventions, it is an interesting technology platform with an unknown amount of applications.
Right now it’s something of a novelty full of untapped potential. But think about when the iPhone first came out. It hardly did anything compared to the newer versions today. Google Glass is likely to see a similar path as more people gain access to the device and developers find new ways to use it.
This is already starting in dentistry as some dental students out of Michigan found a use for Google Glass. Creating a company called Dentyzion, they partnered with Surgitel to create an insert that attaches to the Google Glass frame. The insert has through the lens loupes attached to it, giving you the benefit of the Google Glass wearable computer technology, along with magnification. The primary application here is dental education. As mentioned in their corporate video, the idea is that you can see what the instructor is seeing while working on your own typodont.
It would be great to visualize digital radiographs(takes by portable dental x ray machine) or other imaging without having to bend around to look at the screen. Case documentation could involve everything from still pictures to actual video recordings of the procedure.
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