AliveCode activation module for targeted control of neurophysiological states

A body-based activation module with a signal carrier unit and feedback mechanism addresses the lack of non-electronic mental state control, enabling reproducible mental state influence for stress management and cognitive optimization.

DE202025001095U1Active Publication Date: 2026-02-12SPIRJAKIN JUERGEN
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Application Number
DE202025001095
Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-05-02
Publication Date
2026-02-12
Estimated Expiration
2035-05-31

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Technical Problem

Current systems for influencing mental or physiological states rely on electronic devices or pharmacological methods, lacking a purely body-based, technically structured module with clear signal control.

Method used

A portable, body-based activation module comprising a signal carrier unit, flow structure, and feedback mechanism, implemented as a visual map, belt, or instruction manual, to trigger defined signals for physiological control and mental state influence.

Benefits of technology

Enables reproducible, non-electronic control of mental states through simple, structured movements, applicable in mental self-regulation, stress management, and cognitive performance optimization.

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Abstract

Module for the targeted activation of neurophysiological equilibrium states, characterized in that the module includes: - a signal carrier unit with at least one defined movement structure, - a process structure with a predefined sequence, - a feedback unit for internal confirmation, - a functional unit for mental or physiological stabilization, whereby the module is operated without external electronic control.
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Description

Technical field

[0001] The present invention relates to a technical module for the targeted induction and control of neurophysiological equilibrium states. The activation module is based on reproducible, physically initiated signal structures that are executed in a defined sequence. It operates without electronic components and is suitable for use in applications of mental self-regulation, stress management, cognitive performance optimization, and physiological stabilization. State of the art

[0002] Currently known systems for influencing mental or physiological states often involve electronic devices (e.g., neurofeedback systems, wearables) or pharmacological / therapeutic procedures. A purely body-based, technically structured module with clear signal control is not yet known. Object of the invention

[0003] The object of the invention is to provide a portable, body-based activation module that triggers defined signals for physiological control and reproducibly influences mental states. The module can be implemented, for example, as a visual map, belt, or instruction manual. Disclosure of the invention

[0004] The activation module consists of the following components: 1. Signal carrier unit: a set of predefined, reproducible movement elements for activating specific neuronal states. 2. Flow structure: describes the temporal sequence of signals, e.g., through a diagram, sequence map, or app. 3. Feedback mechanism: includes the conscious perception of a physiological or mental switching moment. 4. Unit of action: includes application in mental self-control, e.g. in promoting concentration, reducing stress or in rehabilitation. Technical character

[0005] The module has a clearly structured, non-electronic functionality that is reproducible and can be technically described. It can be implemented using simple instructions, movement markers, or wearable interfaces. Application areas - Improving concentration during learning processes - Mental stabilization in competitive sports - Rehabilitative applications after exertion - Self-soothing in everyday life - Neurophysiological training

Claims

[1] Module for targeted activation of neurophysiological equilibrium states, characterized by , that the module includes: - a signal carrier unit with at least one defined movement structure, - a process structure with a predefined sequence, - a feedback unit for internal confirmation, - a functional unit for mental or physiological stabilization, whereby the module is operated without external electronic control.