Subtle wearable health support systems and methods
AssigneeAmoa Group Inc.
InventorsAvihay Talmor, Avraham Ariel Zadok, Oriana Virginia Torres Fuenmayor, Beata Kouchnir, Harshil Haumeer, Jonathan E. Olson
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AssigneeAmoa Group Inc.
InventorsAvihay Talmor, Avraham Ariel Zadok, Oriana Virginia Torres Fuenmayor, Beata Kouchnir, Harshil Haumeer, Jonathan E. Olson
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Haptic reminders and related technologies are described in which a wearable first article receives a rule. In some variants the rule was used in a second article and the delivery is programmatically conditioned upon one or more articles like the second article having worked well enough with the rule. The received rule occasionally triggers haptic energy via the first article to remind the wearer to eat more slowly, hydrate or exercise more often, or otherwise perform better. Such reminders may serve other purposes or be conditionally extended if a wearer does not improve. Other improved modes of discernment and notification are also presented.
A haptic feedback support method relating to one or more first-type articles including a first wearable article configured to be worn on a limb of a first human subject and also relating to numerous second-type articles that include a first set of said second-type articles, wherein said first set includes at least a second wearable article and wherein said method comprises:
A haptic feedback support method relating to one or more first-type articles including a first wearable article configured to be worn on a limb of a first human subject and also relating to numerous second-type articles that include a set of said second-type articles, wherein a second wearable article is one of said set of said second-type articles and wherein said method comprises:
A haptic feedback support system relating to one or more first-type articles including a first wearable article configured to be worn on a limb of a first human subject and also relating to numerous second-type articles that include a set of said second-type articles, wherein a second wearable article is one of said set of said second-type articles and wherein said system comprises:
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