TECHNOLOGY

01

3D Jaw Position Measurement

The mandibular position we unconsciously adopt in daily life is not always optimal—especially in the racing position. In fact, the ideal bite in the driving position can differ significantly from that of ordinary posture. To uncover the optimal jaw position during driving, we perform a precise three dimensional analysis of the mandible while simulating the actual driving position. CADIAX allows us to quantify jaw movement with 0.1 mm accuracy and objectively determine the ideal mandibular position for each individual.

02

Stress Mapping

During high-performance driving, clenching is not only a response to intense G-forces, but also to the psychological stress of competition. A red Bruxchecker—a thin, pressure-sensitive film—is placed over the teeth, and the driver conducts actual driving to reveal areas of unconscious load. Perforations and tears allow precise mapping of stress distribution, enabling an objective understanding of how bite forces manifest under racing conditions.

03

Airway Analysis

Posture has a profound impact on airway clearance.
To evaluate this relationship, we measure the driver's airway volume during a simulated driving position using a CT scan.
By analyzing the airway space, we can guide the lower jaw forward as needed to optimize breathing efficiency under racing conditions.

04

Articulator Analysis

Using CADIAX and a facebow, we transfer the driver’s cranial data onto a mechanical articulator.
This allows for precise simulation of mandibular movement and bite alignment—enabling the creation of a mouthguard tailored not just to the teeth, but to the athlete’s entire skeletal structure.