78 results about "Electrical muscle stimulation" patented technology

Disclosed is an electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) system and method capable of controlling multiple channels to target specific body parts. The EMS system includes a plurality of electrode pads positioned on a wearable main body or in direct contact with the user's body. These pads are spaced apart to correspond with various body parts. A control unit sends control signals through individual channels to the electrode pads, enabling selective stimulation. The control unit determines which electrode pads to activate based on the target location and desired intensity of muscle stimulation, allowing for precise and customizable EMS application.

Described herein are electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) apparatuses (e.g., devices and systems, including suits, controls, etc.) having enhanced electrodes. These EMS apparatuses may have wettable electrical contacts that are adapted for reliable and easy use by the wearer of the suit (e.g., in an at-home or studio setting). Also described herein are EMS apparatuses configured to enhance the safety of operation and effectiveness of EMS.

A method for providing a plyometric exercise to a subject, including: selecting at least one target region of interest (RO I) in a subject body for a plyometric exercise; positioning at least 2 electrodes above a tissue volume at the selected target ROI; generating at least one electric field by at least one pulse generator electrically coupled to the at least 2 electrodes; delivering the at least one electric field between the at least 2 electrodes to the tissue volume with parameter values selected for contracting at least one muscle in the tissue volume as part of a plyometric exercise of the at least one muscle.

Some embodiments include a system with a sensor with electrodes including an active electrode and a receiving electrode that is in physical contact with skin of a patient forming an electrical circuit with control electronics of a controller that can measure an electrical parameter using an active electrode and a receiving electrode within a closed loop electrical muscle stimulation system. A sense electrical pulse can be applied to the tissue using the sensor, an electrical parameter measured from the tissue, and a stimulation pulse applied to the tissue based at least in part on the measured electrical parameter. The stimulation is adjustably controlled by the controller to maintain a constant power output to the tissue based on the electrical parameter. A good is coupled to a computer readable medium configured to store usage data, the usage data relating to the patient's use of the good.

In one embodiment, the present invention provides a device, wherein the device comprises a skin patch, configured to attach to the skin surface of the perineum of a subject suffering from premature ejaculation, wherein the skin patch contains electrodes configured to deliver electrical impulses transcutaneously to the bulbcavernosus muscle of the subject, wherein the transcutaneously delivered electrical impulses are configured to treat premature ejaculation.

Described herein are therapeutic electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) apparatuses for the detection, diagnosis, treatment or prevention of a neurological disorder. These apparatuses (including EMS suits, user interfaces, and control systems, etc.) and methods may be used as part of a therapeutic or non-therapeutic procedure. For example, these methods and apparatuses may be part of an exercise or fitness and / or may be used as part of a therapy, such as in particular for physiotherapy and / or for treatment of a condition or a disease.

Described herein are electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) apparatuses (e.g., devices and systems, including suits, controls, etc.). These EMS apparatuses may include an integrated controller and power supply, including an integrated controller and power supply with a user input / output (e.g., touch-screen) that is compact and may be coupled to an EMS suit for controlling the suit and / or for communicating with one or more remote servers. Also described herein are EMS apparatuses having wettable electrical contacts that are adapted for reliable and easy use by the wearer of the suit (e.g., in an at-home or studio setting). Also described herein are EMS configured to enhance the safety of operation and effectiveness of EMS.

A meibomian gland therapeutic apparatus based on electric muscle stimulation comprises an upper meibomian plate heating plate and a lower meibomian plate heating electrode plate. The upper meibomian heating sheet is used for heating the upper eyelid and softening the meibomian fat in the upper meibomian gland; the lower tarsal plate heating electrode plate has the functions of heating and electrical stimulation, the electrical stimulation area of the lower tarsal plate heating electrode plate makes contact with the eyelids, electrical stimulation signals are evenly transmitted to the orbiculus oculi muscle nerves, and instant eye movement is triggered. The meibomian fat is softened through heating, pressure is generated through interaction of eyeballs and eyelids in the instant eye period, the meibomian fat is promoted to be discharged, and meibomian gland channels are dredged. The equipment is equipped with a control circuit, so that the heating temperature and the electrical stimulation intensity and frequency can be accurately adjusted to meet the treatment requirements of different patients. The therapeutic apparatus is simple and reliable in structure and easy and convenient to operate, does not need anesthetics, can be used by patients at home by themselves, and has the advantages of high efficiency, safety and convenience.

To provide a novel technique using an EMS.SOLUTION: Provided is a psychosomatic state improvement device having: a muscle stimulation unit including an electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) electrode; and a control unit for outputting, to the muscle stimulation unit, a pulse signal emitted in a stimulation pattern for improving a target psychosomatic state.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Described herein are therapeutic electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) devices for detecting, diagnosing, treating, or preventing neurological diseases. These devices (including EMS kits, user interfaces and control systems, etc.) and methods may be used as part of a therapeutic or non-therapeutic procedure. For example, these methods and devices may be part of an exercise or fitness and / or may be used as part of a treatment, such as, in particular, for physiotherapy and / or for treating a condition or disease.

Described herein are electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) apparatuses (e.g., devices and systems, including suits, controls, etc.). Also described herein are EMS configured to determine one or more indicators of muscle density, and method of using them. Also described herein are EMS apparatuses and methods of using them for treating one or more of: arthritic pain, hypertension, and / or paralysis.

Wearable devices, including topical patches or sleeves applied to the skin, are used to stimulate and recognize changes in blood flow and clotting. A noninvasive transcutaneous electrical muscle stimulator (EMS) is embedded in the patch or sleeve and delivers continuous stimulation to perivascular tissue to promote blood flow. The stimulation system includes a series of electrodes positioned on the skin via the patch or sleeve and an external programmable generator with wireless connectivity during stimulation. Biosensors in the patch or sleeve and other biosensors applied to the body periodically check for abnormal biomarker patterns. These patterns may be used by artificial intelligence (AI) / machine learning (ML) systems as early indicators or by predictive methods to predict changes in blood flow and clotting, such as those caused by venous thrombosis. When abnormal biomarker patterns are detected, an alert may be sent and a therapeutic response may be initiated.

Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) devices (e.g., apparatuses and systems, including kits, controls, etc.) are described herein. These EMS devices may include an integrated controller and power supply, including an integrated controller and power supply with user input / output (e.g., touch screen) that is compact and may be coupled to an EMS kit for controlling the kit and / or for communicating with one or more remote servers. Also described herein are EMS devices having wettable electrical contacts that are suitable for reliable and easy use (e.g., in a home or studio environment) by a wearer of a suit. An EMS configured to enhance operational safety and effectiveness of the EMS is also described herein.

Some embodiments include a system with a sensor with electrodes including an active electrode and a receiving electrode that is in physical contact with skin of a patient forming an electrical circuit with control electronics of a controller that can measure an electrical parameter using an active electrode and a receiving electrode within a closed loop electrical muscle stimulation system. A sense electrical pulse can be applied to the tissue using the sensor, an electrical parameter measured from the tissue, and a stimulation pulse applied to the tissue based at least in part on the measured electrical parameter. The stimulation is adjustably controlled by the controller to maintain a constant power output to the tissue based on the electrical parameter. A good is coupled to a computer readable medium configured to store usage data, the usage data relating to the patient's use of the good.

A wearable device, which includes an external patch or cover that adheres to the skin, is used to stimulate and identify changes in blood flow and coagulation. A non-invasive transcutaneous electrical muscle stimulator (EMS) is embedded in the patch or cover and provides sequential stimulation to the surrounding tissue of the blood vessel to promote blood flow. The stimulation system includes a series of electrodes positioned on the skin by a patch or cover, and an external programmable generator with wireless connectivity during stimulation. Biosensors in the patch or cover and other biosensors applied to the body periodically check whether there is an abnormal biomarker pattern. These patterns may be used as early indicators by artificial intelligence (AI) / machine learning (ML) systems, or by prediction methods to predict blood flow and clotting changes caused by venous thrombosis. When an abnormal biomarker pattern is detected, an alert may be sent and a treatment response initiated.

Systems and methods for virtual fencing are provided herein. A virtual fencing device may include an electrode configured to perform electrical muscle stimulation (EMS). The device may include a positioning system configured to determine a position of the device. The device may include a microcontroller engaged with the electrode and the positioning system. The microcontroller may be configured to activate the electrode in response to the position of the device relative to one or more virtual boundaries.

This pelvic floor muscle stimulation device uses EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) As shown in the "reference perspective view of usage," the device is in the form of a foldable mat, and the device body has a pair of stimulation sections, one on each side of which a person's buttocks are placed, and a first band-shaped non-stimulation section, where a person's groin is placed, formed in a stepped shape with the stimulation section side slightly lower, and a second band-shaped non-stimulation section, also formed in a similar shape, around the entire periphery. Furthermore, a coccyx positioning recess is formed at the rear of the central section in the horizontal direction, allowing the coccyx to be positioned without contact, and a fold line is provided in the center of the width of the first non-stimulation section, allowing the entire device to be folded in half with the pair of stimulation sections on the inside. A controller, which controls the current flowing through the pair of stimulation sections, is removably mounted at the front opposite the coccyx positioning recess with a magnetic hook and eye structure. The device is placed on the seat of a chair, and a person sits with their buttocks placed on it, and a micro-current is passed through the pelvic floor muscles through the left and right stimulation sections of the device body to stimulate muscle contraction, thereby training the pelvic floor muscles. When not in use, remove the controller and fold it in half along the fold lines with the pair of stimulation sections facing inward.

Disclosed are an electrical muscle stimulation system and an electrical muscle stimulation method capable of controlling a variable channel, by which control signals are transmitted to a plurality of electrode channels through individual channels, so that electrical muscle stimulation is applied to a specific human body part. The electrical muscle stimulation system includes a plurality of electrode pads which are disposed on a main body disposed to be wearable by a user or disposed to be able to be in contact with the body of the user, and spaced apart from each other at locations corresponding to various human body parts; and a control unit which outputs a plurality of control signals to the plurality of electrode pads through a plurality of individual channels and individually controls the plurality of electrode pads according to the plurality of control signals. The control unit determines a control signal by selecting one or more working electrode pads from among the plurality of electrode pads according to a target location and a target intensity of electrical muscle stimulation to be caused to the body of the user.

As shown in the figures, the characteristic elements of the design are in the shape and pattern of a charging station for an electrical muscle stimulation device. 1.1) Perspective view; 1.2) Plan view; 1.3) Front view; 1.4) Right side view; 1.5) Left side view; 1.6) Rear view; 1.7) Bottom view

The article relating to this design is a beauty device, and as shown in the "Reference Perspective View Showing the State of Use," the main unit can be detached from its lower base, and the bottom of the main unit can be pressed against a part of the body to achieve beauty effects using light-based beauty functions or EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) functions. The two circular buttons on the top of the main unit, as shown in the plan view, can be used to turn the power on and off, switch modes, and adjust the intensity.

The ultrasonic device for skin treatment, according to this invention, comprises of the external part consisting of the body of the device (2) where the middle of the body of the device (2) is installed with a light (3) for indicating the operation status of the device, the switch (4) for turning on and turning off the device and the mechanism parts which consists of the source of energy (6) that connects to the circuit control panel (7) contained with the short circuit detection circuit (8), the Bluetooth and / or Wi-Fi receiver and transmitter (9) and the skin temperature monitoring circuit (10). The circuit control panel (7) delivers the electric current to the electromagnetic electrodes (11), the electrical muscle stimulation electrodes (12) and the ultrasonic transducer (1) consisting of the deeper focal length ultrasonic transducer (17) and the shallower focal length ultrasonic transducer (13). Both of the transducers consist of the electrodes connecting to the piezo electric material for delivering the electricity to the piezoelectric material and the solid or semi-solid material such as polymer, metal or gel, which is ultrasonic transmittable for intensifying the ultrasonic wave into the desired skin layer. There is the temperature monitoring probe (21) near the ultrasonic transducer (1) which is connecting to the temperature monitoring circuit (8).

This product is a hairbrush with EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) functionality. It can deliver a weak electric current to the scalp, face, etc., through the bristles of the brush, providing electrical stimulation.

An electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) device for the soleus muscle group includes an electrical stimulation generating unit, a working mode setting module, and an electrical stimulation output control module. The electrical stimulation generating unit generates an electrical stimulation signal. The working mode setting module configures at least one working mode, including configuring the frequency and duration of the electrical stimulation signal. The frequency of the electrical stimulation signal is within a preset frequency range, and the duration of the electrical stimulation signal is within a preset time range. The upper limit of the frequency range is less than a first threshold, and the lower limit of the time range is greater than a second threshold, thereby increasing the basal metabolic rate of the soleus muscle group. The electrical stimulation output control module transmits the electrical stimulation signal to the soleus muscle group according to one of the working modes configured by the working mode setting module. This addresses the technical problem that existing EMS devices have limited effectiveness in increasing basal metabolic rate and struggle to achieve sustained and effective metabolic enhancement.

The present invention provides a sanitary pad-type electrical muscle stimulation device including: a sanitary pad body part in which a human body contact surface corresponding to a surface in contact with a human body, an excreted substance absorption surface positioned at the center of the human body contact surface and absorbing excreted substances discharged from the human body, an underwear contact surface corresponding to a surface opposite to the human body contact surface and in contact with an underwear, a wing to be attached to the underwear, and an absorption layer including an absorption material inside the excreted substance absorption surface are formed; and an electrical stimulation part including a control board positioned on one side of the sanitary pad body part and performing electrical stimulation control and a connection line for transmitting an electrical signal generated from the control board.

A method for providing a plyometric exercise to a subject, including: selecting at least one target region of interest (RO I) in a subject body for a plyometric exercise; positioning at least 2 electrodes above a tissue volume at the selected target ROI; generating at least one electric field by at least one pulse generator electrically coupled to the at least 2 electrodes; delivering the at least one electric field between the at least 2 electrodes to the tissue volume with parameter values selected for contracting at least one muscle in the tissue volume as part of a plyometric exercise of the at least one muscle.

Systems, methods, and devices for providing electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) are provided.SOLUTION: In some instances, an EMS device 200 may be provided. The EMS device may be compact, lightweight, and unobtrusive to allow for use by a user during routine activities. In some instances, the EMS device may include additional sensors 212 for increased functionality and may be able to interact with additional devices or platforms, thereby providing the capabilities of a full-fledged EMS device.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

The present invention relates to a muscle nerve stimulation method of an electric muscle stimulation (EMS) algorithm for artificially applying electricity to body muscles to induce muscle movement of a body without pain, the method comprising an electrical stimulation application step of outputting electrical energy from an electrical stimulation terminal of an EMS device such that electricity is applied to a body in contact with the electrical stimulation terminal at a designated frequency of a 21-27% duty cycle per cycle.

1. The name of the design product: Meibomian gland therapeutic instrument (electrical muscle stimulation). 2. The use of the design product: For eye therapeutic instrument. 3. The design points of the design product: In shape. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: perspective view 1.

In one embodiment, the present invention provides a device, wherein the device comprises a skin patch, configured to attach to the skin surface of the perineum of a subject suffering from premature ejaculation, wherein the skin patch contains electrodes configured to deliver electrical impulses transcutaneously to the bulbcavernosus muscle of the subject, wherein the transcutaneously delivered electrical impulses are configured to treat premature ejaculation.