Dynamic control relaxing systems and methods
First Claim
1. A method for providing tactile stimuli to at least a portion of a pelvic structure in response to a user input applied by a user while monitoring an amplitude of said user input, said method comprising the steps of:
- providing a first part including at least one movable portion;
providing a second part capable of being held by said user; and
operatively coupling said first part to said second part for effecting at least one movement of said movable portion of said first part in response to said user input while manipulating at least one dynamic feature of said movement based on said user input.
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Abstract
Various pelvic relaxing systems provide various stimuli to various portions of a pelvic structure including a clitoris, G spot, and other intravaginal portions defined inside or around a vaginal cavity. Such a system includes a body member with at least one unit (or part) capable of engaging with at least one portion of the structure, and at least one input unit for receiving user inputs and controlling an actuator member for providing various stimuli to various portions of the structure through various units (or parts) of the body member, without requiring an user to manipulate different switches or buttons during use. Various methods are presented to provide stimuli to various portions of the structure through various units of the body member without requiring the user to manipulate different switches or buttons. Various processes are presented to provide the above system and various members or units thereof.
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22 Claims
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1. A method for providing tactile stimuli to at least a portion of a pelvic structure in response to a user input applied by a user while monitoring an amplitude of said user input, said method comprising the steps of:
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providing a first part including at least one movable portion; providing a second part capable of being held by said user; and operatively coupling said first part to said second part for effecting at least one movement of said movable portion of said first part in response to said user input while manipulating at least one dynamic feature of said movement based on said user input. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A method for providing tactile stimuli to at least a portion of a pelvic structure in response to a user input applied by a hand of a user while monitoring at least one of a temporal feature and a spatial feature of said user input, said method comprising the steps of:
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forming a body member by attaching a first part of said body member to a second part of said body member, wherein said first part includes at least one movable portion receives said user input; incorporating at least one actuator member into said second part; and manipulating said actuator member for effecting at least one movement of said movable portion of said first part of said body member in response to said at least one of said features of said user input and also for manipulating at least one dynamic feature of said movement based on said at least one of said features of said user input. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A method for providing tactile stimuli to a pelvic structure in response to a user input applied by a user while monitoring at least one of a temporal feature of said user input and a spatial feature of said user input, said method comprising the steps of:
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providing a first part including at least one movable portion and capable of receiving said user input; providing a second part capable of being held by said user; and operatively coupling said first part to said second part for effecting at least one movement of said movable portion based on said at least one of said features of said user input as well as for manipulating at least one dynamic feature of said movement based on said at least one of said features of said user input. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20, 21, 22)
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