The Feedback Switch (Vibration Switch) ships immediately , unless I’m on a rare vacation. The kit takes 10 seconds to snap together. If you need a custom solution, such as a data tracker that measures switch event duration at night, or If you need something else custom-designed, you can schedule a 45-minute design consult call with me after 5 pm EST to answer any questions you may have or design something specific.
How does the Feedback Switch work?
The vibration can help train your body to relax rather than tense up or clench. It can be used in classrooms, at home, and at night. The vibration feedback is most effective when practiced with breathing techniques throughout the day (longer exhales). That way, when you feel the vibration, your subconscious will know how to respond calmly without habitual tension. With regular use and deep breathing, you can build new, healthy subconscious habits of longer exhales. The switch is compact, lightweight (14g), BPA-free, and moisture-resistant. It uses one or two powerful long-life common coin cell batteries.
You can:
You can attach to anything - use food safe Dental glue
Use a mindfulness breathing training aide - clip it to your shirt, keep in your pocket, or wear as a necklace.
Increase the feedback
DIY OpenSource Option - Build Guide Steps - (user assumes all liability, not intended for Medical purposes)
Switch Option 1 - Solder together x4 5mm micro momentary switches in a straight row, overlaid with wires on the side to add durability. Momentary Schematic Link
Switch Option 2 - Use a strip of Velostat conductive pressure-sensitive rubber encased between conductive fabric. Use this code and schematic with an Arduino Uno Velostat Schematic Link
Vibration Feedback Option - Add a micro-vibration motor to one of the switch leads.
Light Feedback Option - Add a 3V light to one of the switch's leads.
Power - Add a 3V coin battery to the other lead of the switch
Enclosure Casing Option 1: To protect and make it last, enclose everything with tape.
Enclosure Casing Option 2 - To protect and make it last, 3D Print slim enclosure
Capturing Data - Switch Tracker 3D Case - Download and 3D Print this STL Case for the Arduino Uno
Optional DIY Mouth Guard* - use these pellets with hot water to form a custom guard - link https://amzn.to/3Yy7MUW
How to make a Custom mouth guard. 3D Print this arc reservoir. Heat a teaspoon of white pellets in a clear glass of clean hot water; they will turn clear. Remove them with a spoon, mold them into about a medium marble, and place them in your Plastic Reservoir (listed above). While warm, place over the front lower teeth to custom fit then cool with water.
Disclaimer, Limitation of Liability andMedical Disclaimer - Summary - it’s not intended for medical or human use.
The Feedback Switch or instructions are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or chronic illness. The kit, statements, the plans, and linked parts have not been evaluated by the FDA. In no event shall any Context Communications LLC (dba hackLAB) be held liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, special, or consequential damages to property or life arising from misuse of the kit mentioned here. This is a non-medical, holistic feedback device. It is not intended for human medical use—similar to non-medical mouthguards, braces, or supports. If you're experiencing tinnitus, bruxism, anxiety, or jaw clenching, consult a licensed therapist or healthcare provider. The Feedback Switch Kit and related learning methods should not be used to build a medical device or as a substitute for professional care. Context Communications LLC (dba hackLAB) makes no medical claims and accepts no responsibility for bodily harm or accidental death resulting from use of this kit. The buyer assumes full liability. Statements made in videos or posts by third parties (e.g., bloggers or YouTubers) are their own and do not represent hackLAB. This product is not a medical device, and no therapeutic claims are made. Always use appropriate safety equipment (e.g., hearing or eye protection) as needed.
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