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Researchers at the University of Basel have developed MIR, a tiny dental robot designed to improve the process of preparing teeth for crowns. The robot, about the size of a wine cork, aims to reduce the number of dental appointments by enabling more digital precision in tooth preparation. Currently tested on models and ceramic materials, MIR is not yet ready for clinical use, as additional sensors and safety features are needed before it can operate in real dental practices.
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