As part of our continuous research efforts, our team has recently reviewed several academic studies on self-powered bite force sensors — a new generation of smart materials that can measure jaw pressure and transmit data wirelessly without the need for batteries.

One notable study, published by Elsevier in 2025, presents a mouthguard-type self-powered sensor designed to detect bite force with high precision and wide dynamic range.
This innovation aligns closely with our R&D vision — integrating intelligent sensing technology into a night guard to monitor bruxism events and improve oral health outcomes.

Our development team is currently analyzing similar sensor architectures and exploring practical ways to adapt these concepts into our upcoming MVP prototype.

📖 Reference:
Self-powered mouthguard-type bite force sensor with wide dynamic range and wireless data transmission (Measurement, Elsevier, 2025).
👉 Read the study on ScienceDirect