Snoring Prevention TRIZ Cases

Adhesive strips applied to the soft palate provide localized stiffness that reduces tissue vibration, avoiding the complexity of CPAP machines.

Segmenting the driving unit reduces intraoral weight while periodic operation via apnea sensors minimizes user discomfort caused by continuous wear.

Projections on a flexible intraoral guard resist compressive grinding forces while guiding the neuromuscular system to release clenching.

An external driver adjusts the lower jaw via a transmission mechanism, resolving pain and drooling from intraoral actuators while ensuring sufficient power.

Inflatable turn bladders rotate the sleep surface to prevent obstructive sleep apnea adverse events through real-time position correction.