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nanoOne®
[edit]nanoOne® is a hands-free, AI-powered electric toothbrush designed to perform full-mouth cleaning in under ten seconds. The device is developed and manufactured by a company known as Toothnology's, which specializes in health-tech innovations in oral hygiene.
Overview
[edit]nanoOne® operates using a custom-fitted mouthpiece equipped with 76 rotating micro-brushes. The brushes are guided by two brushless motors and clean all sides of the teeth simultaneously. The device includes integrated light technologies: Blue LEDs for whitening, UV-C light for bacterial sterilization, and Infrared light for gum therapy.
The toothbrush is Bluetooth-enabled and connects to a mobile application that tracks user behavior, provides feedback, and delivers software updates. It is water-resistant, rechargeable via a Qi-compatible dock, and designed for use without hands, requiring only a bite to initiate operation.
Development
[edit]The product was developed over a period of three years and incorporates elements of AI-guided customization, sensor-based feedback, and medical-grade sterilization. It is intended for both adults and children, with different modes and sizes available.
Reception
[edit]As of 2025, nanoOne® is in pre-launch crowdfunding phases, with the official campaign scheduled on platforms such as Kickstarter. The product has not yet been reviewed in peer-reviewed journals or covered in mainstream media, though it has been submitted to various startup directories and product launch platforms.[1]
Features
[edit]- Hands-free operation via bite activation
- 76 rotating brushes with 0.10 mm bristles
- Blue LEDs for surface whitening
- UV-C sterilization (260–280 nm)
- Infrared light for tissue regeneration
- Bluetooth 5.0 and app synchronization
- Qi wireless charging
- Pediatric and adult versions
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "Toothnology's Launches AI-Powered nanoOne". Startup News. 2025-04-21. Retrieved 2025-04-22.
- ^ "Technical Overview of nanoOne® Toothbrush". TechDental. 2025-04-10. Retrieved 2025-04-22.
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[edit]Category:Oral hygiene Category:Dental equipment Category:Artificial intelligence applications Category:Toothbrushes
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