Augmental has launched the MouthPad, the world’s first tongue-controlled trackpad that enables hands-free navigation of computers and AI prompts. This innovative device is part of Augmental’s push to expand its lineup of wearables focused on voice-driven and hands-free computing. The MouthPad is now available for public sale in the United States and supports seamless device switching, functioning with standard operating systems as a wireless input device.

MouthPad: MouthPad is a custom-fitted intraoral device from Augmental that serves as a hands-free trackpad controlled primarily by tongue movements along with head gestures and sip actions. It connects via Bluetooth to computers, tablets, and phones for cursor control, clicks, scrolling, and other inputs. In the news, Augmental positions MouthPad as the world’s first such product, enabling fully hands-free computer navigation and AI prompting.
Augmental: Augmental Technologies is a San Francisco-based MIT Media Lab spin-off specializing in human augmentation technologies for more intuitive human-computer interaction. The company develops wearable interfaces that translate subtle body movements into digital controls. In the news, Augmental has publicly launched and unveiled its MouthPad product across the United States.

Innovation Focus: Augmental is expanding its lineup with additional wearables for voice-driven and hands-free computing.
Product Availability: Augmental has opened public sales of the MouthPad in the United States.
Technology Integration: The MouthPad supports seamless device switching and works with standard operating systems as a wireless input device.