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u/rahul_agr 4 hours ago

I'm building a toothbrush that learns how you brush and adapts to you

Most of us brush twice a day, but how often do we know whether we're brushing effectively? I'm building **KIRI**, an AI-assisted smart toothbrush designed to close that feedback gap. Here's how it works: * **Sense:** Motion and pressure sensors track how you brush. * **Correct:** Real-time audio guidance and adaptive motor control help respond to brushing behaviour. * **Learn:** Repeated sessions help KIRI learn your brushing patterns and personalise guidance over time. * **See:** We're developing a detachable intraoral camera module with controlled illumination to capture structured images of your mouth. * **Personalize:** Our longer-term goal is to combine camera-based oral mapping with brushing data, connecting how you brush to your own oral anatomy and adapting guidance accordingly. We're also developing an attachable intraoral camera to explore how brushing behaviour could eventually be mapped to an individual's own oral anatomy. The goal is simple: **a toothbrush that adapts to how you brush, rather than forcing you to learn a completely new routine.** We're targeting a launch price of around **$149**, and I'd love honest feedback: 1. Would you use a toothbrush that learns and adapts to your brushing habits? 2. What would it need to do to justify $149? 3. What would make you skeptical about a product like this? I'm the founder, so I'm biased. I'd rather hear the objections now than discover them after launch. If you'd like to follow the build or get early access: **https://careease.in/** \#Smarttoothbrush #oralhealth
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  1. u/Fuzzy_Diamond281 1 4 hours ago
    a camera in my toothbrush is a wild concept, not sure I need high-res shots of my molars but the motion feedback part actually sounds useful most people have no clue theyre missing spots until the dentist points it out six months later, $149 is steep though when a regular electric brush is like 40 bucks and does the job fine for most folks
  2. u/JouniFlemming 1 4 hours ago
    It's difficult to describe how much I don't want any AI to my toothbrush.