Hanging cradles-cocoons that swing and bounce, allowing people to calm down.
The feeling of swaying, smooth movements are needed for calming and falling asleep.
The process of motion sickness helps to create a sense of security, can calm and relax a person.
Due to the rhythmic swaying, the biorhythms of the brain are synchronized, the work of its internal organs is normalized, which contributes to a stronger and longer sleep.
Due to light swings, the organ of balance is trained, coordination and orientation in space are formed.
This has a beneficial effect on the development of the brain and the main organs responsible for coordination and balance.
Suspended cradles-cocoons are suspended on a spring and equipped with insurance.
The user is placed inside the sleeping bag inside a transformable spring mesh with elastic spheres on the frame loops.
The spheres gently hug the human body and soothe.
Smooth swinging and bouncing works with the help of a manual or electric drive.
The user can wear augmented reality glasses.
Video image and music with a certain frequency will provide an additional effect of immersion in your world of tranquility and new experiences.
For me, the inspiration for creating videos and music was reading science fiction novels by Stanislav Lem "Solaris", Paul Scheerbart and studying the microcosm.
Temple Grandin developed symptoms of autism when she was 3 years old, such as an intolerance to touch, an inability to speak, tantrums, and stereotyped behavior.
She stiffened and pulled back when touched.
Therefore, she creates for herself a "squeezing machine".
Deep touch pressure is a type of superficial pressure that manifests itself in most types of firm touching, holding, stroking, caressing people, or swaddling.
Occupational therapists have noticed that very light touch excites the nervous system, while strong pressure relaxes and calms.
Deep pressure touch has been found to have beneficial effects in a variety of clinical settings.
Deep touch pressure is described as having a calming effect on people with mental disorders. People with sleep problems are better off sleeping in a cocoon sleeping bag that fits snugly against the body.