Segmented Massager with Reciprocating Convex Part
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing massagers cannot independently massage sensitive parts of the female body, such as the vaginal G-spot, during use, limiting their effectiveness in improving sexual stimulation and overall sexual experience.
Innovation Solution
A novel massager design featuring a stick body divided into an intracorporal and extracorporeal part, with a convex movable part on the intracorporal part that can reciprocate for independent massage, driven by a mechanism comprising an executing part, a driving part, and a transmission part, allowing for both flapping and vibration massage.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If a polished rod structure is used for intracorporal insertion, then the structure is simple and easy to manufacture, but it can only generate vibration massage and cannot independently massage sensitive parts such as the G-spot
Solution Approach 1:
The intracorporal part is segmented into a fixed portion and a movable convex part that can independently reciprocate. The convex part is separated from the main rod structure, allowing it to perform flapping motions while the rod provides vibration. This segmentation enables independent massage of sensitive parts without requiring complete structural redesign.
Solution Approach 2:
The convex part is designed to be movable rather than fixed, enabling it to reciprocate and perform flapping motions. The dynamic structure allows the convex part to adapt its position and motion pattern to effectively massage sensitive areas like the G-spot, transforming a static rod into a dynamically adaptable massage device.
2Reliability
If a movable convex part is added to massage sensitive parts independently, then the massage effectiveness is improved, but the device complexity increases due to additional driving mechanisms
Solution Approach 1:
The driving mechanism for the convex part's reciprocating motion is merged with the existing vibration motor and control system. The same motor that generates vibration also drives the convex part's flapping motion through integrated mechanical linkages, eliminating the need for separate driving devices and reducing overall system complexity.
Solution Approach 2:
The vibration motor serves multiple functions: it generates vibration massage through electromagnetic vibration and simultaneously drives the reciprocating motion of the convex part through mechanical transmission. This multi-functionality reduces the number of components needed while achieving both vibration and flapping massage effects.
3Ease of operation
If the convex part is designed to reciprocate for targeted massage, then user comfort and orgasm achievement are improved, but the manufacturing precision requirements increase
Solution Approach 1:
The design parameters of the convex part are optimized to achieve effective massage with moderate precision requirements. The size, shape, and stroke length of the convex part are carefully selected to provide sufficient massage effectiveness while allowing for standard manufacturing tolerances. The reciprocating motion parameters (frequency, amplitude) are tuned to achieve comfort without requiring ultra-precise control systems.
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AI summary
A novel massager comprises a stick body, wherein the stick body is divided into an intracorporal part and an extracorporeal part; wherein, the intracorporal part is provided with a convex movable part, and the movable part can be turned over back and forth to massage sensitive parts in the body; the stick body consists of an inner shell and an outer cladding, the outer cladding is wrapped on the outer surface of the inner shell, and the movable part is convexly arranged on the outer cladding; a driving device for driving the movable part to reciprocate is arranged in the inner shell; the driving device comprises an executing part, a driving part and a transmission part.