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The smart mouth guard lets individuals with limited hand function control smartphones, computers and wheelchairs by translating bite patterns into instructions. the open water, the last place you want to get into difficulties. last year, lifeguards from the royal national lifeboat institution rescued more than 3,000 swimmers in distress off the coast of the united kingdom. however, tragically, there were still over 100 accidental fatalities in coastal waters in 2021. but what if there was a way to get to swimmers in trouble even faster without lifeguards even having to set foot in the sea? wel...

The smart mouthguard let's individuals with limited hand function control smartphones, computers and wheelchairs by translating bite patterns into instructions. the open water. the last place you want to get into difficulties. last year, lifeguards from the royal national lifeboat institution rescued more than 3000 swimmers in distress off the coast of the united kingdom, however tragically, there were still over 100 accidental fatalities in coastal waters in 2021. but what if there was a way to get to swimmers in trouble even faster, without lifeguards even having to set foot in the sea? well...

The global policing organisation has announced it will be training officers in its own virtual world. it hopes that, by experiencing the metaverse first—hand, it will be better equipped to police it. and finally, scientists at the national university of singapore say they have created the world's first interactive mouthguard. the smart mouth guard lets individuals with limited hand function control smartphones, computers and wheelchairs by translating bite patterns into instructions. the open water, the last place you want to get into difficulties. last year, lifeguards from the royal nation...

What we are introducing here. some countries have laws like that, we are not proposing that here. dr gillian wright, it's not about taking life?— taking life? that is really interesting _ taking life? that is really interesting to _ taking life? that is really interesting to hear- taking life? that is really i interesting to hear because taking life? that is really - interesting to hear because one of the examples that baroness meacher cited was— the examples that baroness meacher cited was motor neurone disease, and that that _ cited was motor neurone disease, and that that would be helpe...

>> thank you, governor. if you would like to ask a question, please use the raised hand function at the bottom of your window. we'll take just a second to compile the q&a roster. >> while we're doing that, the most recent update, 7:00 a.m. landfall tomorrow, eye of the storm over long island 11:00 a.m. and, again, this is a large storm. just because you're not on long island, don't say, well, then we're fine. it's long island, flooding in new york city, storm moves north, affecting westchester, hudson valley, capital district, right up the line.