Segmented Stimulation Fingers for Efficient Vibration Transfer
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing sexual stimulation devices often fail to provide effective and efficient vibration, leading to inadequate orgasm intensity and duration, especially for women, due to energy dissipation and limited vibration types, and can be bulky and noisy.
Innovation Solution
An electromechanical sexual stimulation device with directly drivable stimulation fingers that move along separate pathways, allowing for varied motions such as rubbing and squeezing, and efficient energy transfer, reducing hand vibration and enhancing pleasurable stimulation.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Power
If an eccentrically mounted rotating mass is used to generate vibrations, then the device can provide vibration stimulation, but the vibrations are limited in type and energy dissipates away from the body part
Solution Approach 1:
The device divides the housing into multiple sections with independently movable stimulation fingers, each capable of distinct motion patterns. This segmentation allows different fingers to provide varied vibration types simultaneously while directing energy efficiently to specific body parts, preventing energy dissipation to unwanted areas.
Solution Approach 2:
The stimulation fingers are designed to move dynamically along predetermined pathways with varying speeds, directions, and patterns. This dynamic motion enables the device to adapt vibration delivery to different body parts and user preferences, maximizing energy transfer efficiency while providing diverse stimulation types.
2Adaptability or versatility
If the whole device vibrates to provide stimulation, then vibration coverage is increased, but the user experiences discomfort over time
Solution Approach 1:
The vibration function is extracted from the entire housing and localized to specific movable fingers within designated sections. Only the necessary portions of the device that contact the body part vibrate, while the rest of the housing remains stationary, eliminating the discomfort caused by whole-device vibration.
Solution Approach 2:
Different sections of the housing contain stimulation fingers with specialized motion characteristics tailored to specific stimulation needs. Each finger can be optimized for particular vibration patterns, pressures, and pathways, providing localized quality control over the stimulation delivered to different areas of the body part.
3Power
If large powerful vibrators are used to provide intense stimulation, then orgasm intensity increases, but the devices become bulky and noisy
Solution Approach 1:
The device segments the vibration function into multiple small, independent motors distributed throughout the housing, each driving individual stimulation fingers. This segmentation allows the device to deliver powerful, intense stimulation through coordinated finger movements while maintaining a compact overall size, avoiding the bulkiness of single large motors.
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 enables quicker and more intense orgasms with longer-lasting effects by efficiently transferring force to the body part, providing deeper and more varied stimulation.
Implementation Method 1
an eccentrically mounted rotating mass is spun by a motor so as to generate the vibrations
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AI summary
An electromechanical sexual stimulation device for providing sexual stimulation to a body part. The device comprises a housing, and a first stimulation finger for stimulating the body part. The first finger is directly drivable so as to be able to oscillate with respect to the housing along a first pathway. The device comprises a second stimulation finger for stimulating the body part. The second finger is directly drivable so as to be able to oscillate with respect to the housing along a second pathway. The first finger is constrained to be moveable with respect to the housing along the first pathway and the second finger is constrained to be moveable with respect to the housing along the second pathway.