Silent awakening system with means adapted to induce sleep

A silent awakening system with means adapted to induce sleep in a person, said system comprising:

• a first means for producing an electrical signal and being energized for quiescent operation thereof from an external source of current, a second means for receiving and directing said electrical signal through an electrical transmission medium to an electrical signal receiving means electrically coupled thereto;
• said second means having therein a circuit adapted to process said electrical signal into a continuous flow of direct current, and means disposed in said circuit for channeling said direct current into two circuit sections;
• one of said circuit sections is adapted to conduct said continuous flow of direct current and having therein a control means to vary the current flow therethrough, and the other circuit section having means therein to convert said continuous direct current into recurrent pulsations;
• electrical means for selecting one of said circuit section at a time and to direct the current from the selected circuit section into a physical aid means in detachable, electrical connection with said electrical means for selecting one of said circuit sections at a time;
• an electric motive means disposed in said physical aid means and receiving a current from the selected circuit section for producing in said physical aid means a mechanical tremor of varying intensities comprising of two types of actions, one of which being an awakening action produced by said means adapted to convert said continuous direct current into recurrent pulsations, and the other type of action being a sleep-inducing operation produced by said control means by varying the intensity of the current therethrough and thereby the intensity of tremor produced in said physical aid means to suit the user thereof, said two types of mechanical actions occurring independently of each other therein;
• and, a current outlet means, disposed in the circuit of said second means and connected to receive a current from an external 115-volt source, is provided with a current interrupter in the circuit thereof to produce therein a recurrently interrupted electrical current and to transmit said current to a standard electric lighting means electrically connected to said current interrupter, causing said standard electric lighting means to emit a recurrently flashing light therefrom.