Hands-Free Frenulum Vibrator Using Segmented Power Supply
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Solution Overview
Problem
The male sex toy market lacks devices that effectively deliver adjustable and high-amplitude vibrations to the penis, with most products being non-adjustable, not hands-free, or designed to fit around the base, failing to provide optimal stimulation for recreational use.
Innovation Solution
A hands-free device that applies adjustable vibrations to the frenulum, featuring a motor-driven vibratory surface with adjustable amplitude and frequency, held in place by an elastic strap, allowing for customizable stimulation without manual intervention.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Power
If vibration amplitude is increased to improve stimulation effectiveness, then the device cannot be hands-free due to increased weight
Solution Approach 1:
The device is divided into two separate components: a lightweight vibratory unit that attaches to the penis and a separate power supply unit that remains outside the body. This segmentation allows the vibratory part to remain lightweight and hands-free while the power supply provides sufficient energy for high-amplitude vibrations.
Solution Approach 2:
The power supply is extracted from the vibratory unit and placed separately on the user's body. This extraction removes the weight burden from the penis-attached component while maintaining the capability for high-amplitude vibrations through the connected power source.
2Speed
If vibration frequency is increased to improve stimulation, then amplitude must be reduced due to energy constraints
Solution Approach 1:
The control system provides multiple vibration modes that can deliver both high-frequency and high-amplitude vibrations by utilizing the separate power supply. This multi-functional control allows the device to overcome the typical trade-off between frequency and amplitude that constrains integrated designs.
3Shape
If device is designed to fit around base of penis, then it cannot effectively stimulate the frenulum
Solution Approach 1:
Instead of placing the vibratory mechanism at the base of the penis as in conventional cock rings, this invention inverts the approach by positioning the vibratory surface directly at the frenulum where stimulation is needed. The anchoring mechanism is reversed to secure the device at the target location rather than at the base.
4Power
If device requires manual holding, then vibration amplitude can be maintained but hands-free operation is lost
Solution Approach 1:
The device segments the heavy power supply function from the lightweight application unit. The vibratory part that attaches to the penis contains only the essential vibration generation components, making it lightweight enough for hands-free operation, while the separate power supply provides sufficient energy for high-amplitude vibrations.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The device provides effective and customizable stimulation, allowing users to adjust vibrations during use, ensuring optimal pleasure and arousal, even when the penis is flaccid, by targeting the most sensitive area with adjustable amplitude and frequency up to 150 Hz and 3 mm amplitude.
Implementation Method 1
The vibratory part comprises a motor having an eccentric weight mounted to a rotatable shaft.
Implementation Method 2
The device delivers variable vibrations to the frenulum
Implementation Method 3
the vibratory part is held in place by an elastic strap
Data Source
AI summary
The invention relates to a simple and easy to use stimulatory device which allows the user to apply vibrations to the frenulum, whilst being an essentially hands-free device, so that the user does not have to manually hold or manipulate the device during use. In an embodiment, the device allows the user to control the amplitude and frequency of the vibrations applied to the frenulum.