ITUB20156900A1 - SIMULATION SYSTEM OF HUMAN RESPONSE TO EXTERNAL PHYSICAL STIMULI. - Google Patents

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"SIMULATION SYSTEM OF THE HUMAN RESPONSE TO EXTERNAL PHYSICAL STIMULI"

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The present find it has as its object a system of simulation of the human response to external physical stimuli, particularly, although not exclusively, useful and practical in the field of entertainment services for adults, sex education or scientific research, or in all those cases in to which you want to simulate the response of ac more people to external physical stimuli applied to their body.

These external physical stimuli can be of various types, including for example manifestations of affection, sexual stimuli, or more generally any type of physical effect on the human body or organism.

A possible use of the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention is that of entertainment services for adults, where the simulation of the sexual response of one or more persons can be useful both for recreational activities and for providing third parties a more complete sexual representation of such one or more persons.

For example, the system for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention is particularly useful in cases in which individuals or couples do not desire a direct sexual encounter with other people, but still want to experiment with advanced forms of internationalization.

The system for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention offers very interesting opportunities also for sexual education and scientific research. Indeed, there is no doubt that the availability of systems that reproduce the responses of real people in contexts of physical exchange can play an important role in the field of demonstration and / or research.

For example, think of a teacher who, by means of the system according to the invention, will be able to explain to his students human sexuality, in all its components, in an interactive and repeatable way, without having to resort to real people or to embarrassing and inaccurate videos.

Various types and systems, devices or products are currently known which are suitable for representing or reproducing the response of one or more persons to external physical stimuli applied to their body, typically using modern multimedia technologies.

These known technical solutions, however, are not free from drawbacks, as will be seen in the following of the present description. In general, existing solutions do not offer effective interactivity, and therefore users cannot truly appreciate and fully evaluate other people who respond to external physical stimuli.

In order to represent or reproduce the response of one or more people to external physical stimuli, a large number of examples are known, including products ranging from static images to videos, offered to users both through fixed devices, such as televisions. sori and desktop computers both through mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets.

It should be noted that in the present description the term "video" is to be understood also with its broader meaning, corresponding audiovisual content.

With particular reference to videos, standard videos are known, completely non-interactive, stereoscopic videos, still completely non-interactive but which make viewing more realistic, and so-called "interactive" videos, so called as they offer the user a semblance of interactivity which, however, is not effective.

The so-called "interactive" videos, in fact, are typically films divided into a plurality of clips or shot from multiple angles. The "interactive" video clips allow the user to proceed and advance in the scenes of the video plot by selecting, in correspondence with some decisional nodes, one of the different branches available. In practice, the plot of the video develops along a tree of choices, made up of the decision nodes, which can lead to different intermediate and final scenes of the plot.

However, in these cases it is not possible to speak of real interactivity, as the user controls only some articulations of the frame, which however is completely predetermined; therefore the advancement of the scenes in the plot occurs by means of a succession of predetermined discrete blocks.

The "interactive" videos taken from multiple angles or with wide-angle lenses allow the user to virtually position himself in correspondence with multiple points of view to observe the same scene, over which he has no control or only a "tree" control, as described above. The effect for the user is that of greater involvement, but the alternation of the scenes in the plot is always predetermined.

Nowadays there are also known simulation systems, which model the behavior of a system and allow it to evolve over time depending on equations, algorithms, internal states and external inputs, which are not applied to the simulation of the physical responses of people and are commonly limited. in the field of vehicle control; there are known for example flight simulators, of ships, of ground vehicles and so on.

These simulation systems known at most, are used for the sociological or engineering modeling of the behavior of a mass of people in traffic or in emergency situations. Even in the field of video games, simulations are "mass" or limited to "non-player" characters.

Other well-known products are erotic gadgets, in particular anatomical talks or complete mannequins, which lately are trying to introduce forms of interactivity. Sometimes these erotic gadgets also include audio players that provide non-interactive, but themed recordings.

The main task of the present invention is to overcome the limits of the known art set out above, devising a system for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli which allows to obtain similar or better effects than those obtainable with known solutions, by modeling and simulating the behavior of one or more people, taken individually, in response to external physical stimuli, in order to allow the user an interaction in time as close as possible to that which would be obtained in the real presence of the single person, fully appreciating and evaluating the response of the person himself to multiple external physical stimuli as if he were actually in front of the user.

Within the scope of this aim, an object of the present invention is to conceive a system for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli which allows to overcome the passive vision of a static image, a video or another multimedia recording, typically with the sole control of the reproduction progress and perhaps with the selection, in correspondence of decisional nodes, of one of the different branches available along a chosen tree.

Another object of the present invention is to devise a system for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli which allows to acquire multiple categories of stimuli, producing different responses on different people, these responses progressing along a natural progression scale, up to a peak level.

A further object of the present invention is to devise a system for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli which allows to continue at different speeds along the scale, to go back in the absence of stimuli (or in the presence of opposite stimuli), to jump instantly to predetermined key points at the user's request and return to a specific level of progress after the peak phase.

Another object of the present invention is to devise a system for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli in which the trends, the specific sensitivity level of a person to each stimulus, the attenuations and the activation thresholds, are parametric and allow consequently to reproduce extremely different response models, creating a simulation realism that produces that effect of "suspcnsion of disbelief" or "suspension of disbelief" much sought after by users in entertainment products and services in general.

Not least object of the present invention is to provide a system for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli which is highly reliable, relatively simple to manufacture and low cost.

This task, as well as these and other purposes which will appear better later, are achieved by a simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli, comprising a mobile device comprising a simulation engine, storage means suitable for storing one or more models of simulable response, each corresponding to a single simulable person or to a group of several simulable people, and audiovisual reproduction means, characterized in that it comprises stimulation means operated by a user and able to input a plurality of stimuli, and by the fact that said simulation engine is configured to calculate an excitation coefficient [Ecc] as a function of said plurality of input stimuli, entered by said user through said stimulation means, and as a function of one of said models of simulated response, and to pick out a specific sequence to be reproduced at the end of each sequence above, based on the value of said excitation coefficient [Eco].

Further characteristics and advantages of the invention will become clearer from the description of a preferred but not exclusive embodiment of a system for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the matured product, illustrated by way of non-limiting example in the accompanying drawings. which:

Figure 1 is a block diagram which schematically illustrates an embodiment of the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli, according to the present invention;

Figure 2 is a schematic representation of a possible operation of the simulation engine of an embodiment of the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli, according to the present invention;

figure 3 is a possible interface screen presented to a user by an embodiment of the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli, according to the present invention.

With reference to the aforementioned figures, the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, generally indicated by the reference number 10, substantially comprises a mobile device 12 comprising a simulation die 14, stimulation means 16, means of selection 18, storage media 20, and audiovisual reproduction media 22.

The stimulation means 16, included in the mobile device 12 of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli, are operated by the user and offer the latter the possibility of entering the simulation system 10, in particular at the entrance to the simulation engine 14, a plurality of stimuli, of various shapes and intensities.

In practice, the input stimuli are produced by the action of the user on the stimulation means 16, by means of gestures or movements detectable by the stimulation means 16.

In an embodiment of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, the stimulation means 16 comprise a touchscreen or tactile screen 40 of the mobile device 12, sensitive to the touch and sliding on it by the 'user òO.

In another embodiment of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, the stimulation means 16 comprise one or more motion sensors of the mobile device 12, consisting for example of an accelerometer, which are capable of detecting the user's movements and accelerating such movements.

In a preferred embodiment of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, the stimulation means 16 comprise both a touchscreen 40 of the mobile device 12 and one or more motion sensors of the mobile device 12, so that the user can alternate its use according to the simulated interaction phase in a given period of time.

The execution by the user 50 of gestures on the touchscreen 40 of the mobile device 12, in the options in which this contemplated action (coinè for example "petting"}, produces an increase in the excitation coefficient [Ecc] on the basis of the amplitude , of the direction and speed of the gesture, this increase being modulated by a sensitivity map or grid 44 superimposed on the displayed image 42 seen by the user 50.

In practice, the faster and more widely the user 50 strokes a point, the greater the stimulus introduced into the simulation system 10 according to the invention, in particular at the input to the simulation engine 14, and consequently the greater the increase in the coefficient of excitement [Etc].

However, the points touched by the user 50 with the gesture on the displayed Image 42 will produce a greater or lesser effect depending on the sensitivity map or grid 44. The map 44, in fact, defines a plorai ity of arc with different sensitivity coefficients each area, however, having a homogeneous sensitivity coefficient within it.

Naturally, for better use by the user 50, the sensitivity map or grid 44 is displayed only in the development phase and subsequently remains completely transparent for the purposes of viewing by the user 50.

1 / execution by the user bO of movements detectable by the movement sensors of the mobile device 12, in the options in which this action is contemplated (such as "intercourse"), produces an increase in the excitation coefficient [Ecc] on the basis of the amplitude, of the direction, of the speed, of the acceleration of the movement. Higher accelerations correspond to larger increments of the excitation coefficient [Scc], depending on an overall sensitivity level.

In an embodiment of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, the user can set the sensitivity level of the motion sensors manually, defining it mutually and / or selecting it from predetermined values.

In an embodiment of the simulation system 10 of the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, the user can let the simulation system 10 set the sensitivity level of the motion sensors automatically.

In the automatic setting, the simulation system 10 according to the invention analyzes the historical data of movement, acceleration, and so on detected by the movement sensors, or identifies the average, maximum and minimum values, on the basis of the historical data of the last seconds In simulation, an algorithm selects an adaptive value of the sensitivity level that allows to obtain a stimulation value within a standard range.

This normalization then allows to set for each person, within the relative response model, a personal sensitivity [SensJ which modulates the normalized value coming out of the previous stages.

In practice, it is possible to move the mobile device 12 in very different ways, obtaining a similar response from the same simulated person and different from one simulated person to another. Therefore, the ways in which the movements of the user can be transferred to the simulation system 10 are manifold and with the level of adaptive sensitivity the result is always satisfactory.

In an embodiment of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, the stimulation means 16 can also comprise external devices which allow to enter into the simulation system 10, in particular at the input of the simulation engine 14 , information on the level and / or type of other stimuli.

Thanks to the modular structure of the simulation system 10 according to the invention, in fact, it is only necessary to provide a physical or wireless connection and an interfacing "driver" to add other stimuli that modify the current excitation coefficient LEcc] and / or the alternation. and playback of the running sequences.

The selection means 18, included in the mobile device 12 of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli, are operated by the user and offer the latter the possibility of selecting, and signaling to the simulation engine 14, the person the response of which it is desired to simulate, the latter being represented by a corresponding response model which will be discussed later in this description.

In a preferred embodiment of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, the selection means 10 also offer the user the possibility of selecting the specific interaction phase with the selected person to be simulated in a given period of time, so that the simulation system 10 displays audio, photographic or audiovisual contents from different sets according to the specific interaction phase selected.

By way of example, in an initial phase (for example "petting") the user sees the selected person in the part of the body being caressed, while in a subsequent phase (for example "Intercourse") the user sees the person selected in the upper part torso and face.

Similarly, in another preferred embodiment of the system 1U for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, the user can choose, again by means of the selection means 18, prone or supine positions of the selected person, displaying this person with different images, sounds or videos.

When passing from one activity or position to another, the simulation system 10 according to the invention will maintain the current excitation coefficient [dice], providing the user with an experience quite similar to that which he would have with a real person with which changes activity or position, always within a single session of interaction.

In yet another preferred embodiment of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, the selection means 18 can also offer the user the possibility of controlling the simulation, starting in asynchronous mode specific sequences on the basis of the qualitative definition of the response model of the selected person.

To this end, the selection means 13 of the simulation system 10 used commands to immediately jump to a specific value of the excitation coefficient [Ecc] on a numerical or semantic basis. The numerical choice can be proposed to the user with an elider or slmili control that allow to set a specific value (for example 57%). T, by semantic choice, on the other hand, offers the user the possibility to jump to a predefined excitation coefficient [Ecc] value within the response model of the selected person, different for each individual person, typically labeled with a symbolic name , such as the "instant orgasm" command which can immediately bring the selected simulated person to peak arousal.

The storage means 20, included in the mobile device 12 of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli, are able to store the response model of each individual person whose behavior can be simulated. The simulation engine 14 retrieves from these storage means 20 a part of the information and data necessary for its operations, such as for example the response models or the sequences of audio, photographic or audiovisual contents to be reproduced.

For example, or if the simulation system 10 according to the invention is configured to simulate the response to external physical stimuli of ten people, the storage means 2U will have ten different response models, each model corresponding to a single person.

This response model is defined by processing "raw" material, typically consisting of audio, photographic or audiovisual content deriving from the recording of one or more sessions of real physical interaction of the individual with himself or with other people.

In particular, as part of the definition of the response model, a series of parameters are defined on the basis of the simulation needs, which are then acquired directly or indirectly from the aforementioned records.

By way of example, a person's response model can be defined by a technician who analyzes the "raw" material, even with any quantitative methods, for example by timing the time between the initial stimulus and the person's arousal peak. , and produces a qualitative flow model and specific quantitative parameters.

The response model of a person further comprises specific segments of the aforementioned audio, photographic or audiovisual contents, of short duration and reproducible without appreciable "jumps" in the passage from one to the other or in the repetition of the same segment. In particular, such clips of audio, photographic or audiovisual content are combined with each other in various ways, forming a plurality of sequences.

The creation and archiving of these specific audio, photographic or audiovisual clips is necessary in order to reproduce the sequences which, performed appropriately by the simulation system 10, produce an apparently continuous scene, but always variable and not predetermined.

In one embodiment of the simulation system 10 of the human response to estimation! the external physicists according to the invention, the storage means 20 comprise at least one database residing on suitable memory supports included in the mobile device 12.

The audiovisual reproduction means 22, included in the mobile device 12 of the simulation system 10 of the human response to external physical stimuli, are able to represent the result of the simulation operated by the simulation engine 14, presenting to the user the sequences chosen from those available. , and therefore the related audio, photographic or audiovisual contents.

In a preferred embodiment of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, the audiovisual reproduction means 22 comprise a screen or display and at least an audio speaker.

The simulation engine 14, included in the mobile device 12 of the simulation system 10 of the human response to external physical stimuli, calculates an excitation coefficient [Ecc] as a function of the input stimuli entered by the user through the stimulation means 16, as well as according to the response model of the person selected by the user by means of selection means 18.

On the basis of the value of the excitation coefficient [Ecc] calculated from time to time, the simulation engine 14 chooses which specific sequence is reproduced at the end of each preceding sequence, each sequence comprising clips of audio, photographic or audiovisual content.

The passage of the coefficient [Ecc] from one value to another, and consequently from one interval to another as will be seen in more detail later in this description, is controlled by various algorithms, depending on the state of the simulation, on the parameters of the model response of the selected person, and the input stimuli from the user.

If there are no input stimuli from the user, introduced by the stimulation means 16, the excitation coefficient [Ecc] decreases with a speed [Edec] that can be parameterized in the response model of the single person and therefore being different for each person. in practice, different people remain aroused for shorter or longer periods in the absence of external physical stimuli. The decrease of the excitation coefficient [Ecc] can be linear or non-linear, depending on the qualitative modeling of the response of the single person.

If there are input stimuli, however, the excitation coefficient [Ecc] increases depending on the specific algorithm of acquisition of the stimuli entered by the user through the stimulation means 16. Note that different stimuli by the user at times different have different effects on the value of the excitation coefficient [Ecc].

The operation of the simulation system 10 of the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention is described below.

Once the simulation has been started, the simulation system 10 sends a specific sequence to execution, by means of the audiovisual reproduction means 22, and at its end another sequence or the same on the basis of algorithmic and mathematical decisions of the simulation engine. 1 4, in response to the input stimuli entered by the user through the stimulation means 16.

The resulting effect is that of a perceptually continuous and potentially infinite simulation of human interaction, where the succession of sequences is extremely variable, not only from person to person, but also from one simulation session to another of the same person.

In practice, the sequences are divided and distributed in intervals that illustrate the response of the single person from the neutral phase, where the excitation coefficient [Eoo] is equal to 0%, up to the excitation peak, where the excitation coefficient [Eco] is equal to 100%. These intervals can range from two to a desired number [nSeq], usually four, five or six.

By way of example, with reference to Figure 2, the intervals 30 can be six in total ([nSeq] = 6).

In the zero interval {ISeqj 0) the person is substantially neutral, that is an excitation coefficient [lice] between 0% and 10%; in the interval one ([Seq] Ί) 1st person is slightly excited, ie an excitation coefficient [Ecc] between 11% and 30%; in the interval two ([Seq] ^ 2) the person is partially excited, that is an excitation coefficient [Ecc] between 31% and 50%, and so on up to the last interval five ([Seq] ^ 5) where the person has basically reached his arousal peak, which is an excitation coefficient [Ecc] between 91% and 100%.

In an embodiment of the invention, during the neutral phase of a person, i.e. in the zero interval ([Seq] = 0), the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli invites the user to interact, and therefore operate on the stimulation means 16, this invitation being presented to the user by means of the audiovisual reproduction means 22 and with a parameterizable period [Inv] in the response model of the single person and therefore being different for each person.

A piceo sequence is executed by the simulation system 10, by means of the audiovisual reproduction means 22, when the person reaches 100% of arousal, or for example when the person reaches the highest interval between the intervals 30.

In a preferred embodiment of the system 10 for simulating the human response to external phisical stimuli according to the invention, this peak sequence can be chosen from two, three or more alternative sequences.

By way of example, with reference to Figure 2, the simulation system 10, and in particular the simulation engine 14, can randomly choose between the peak sequences F1,

F2O F3, these sequences being common both in the case of increasing excification coefficient [Echo], see table 32, and in the case of decreasing excitation coefficient [Eccj, see table 34.

After playing the peak sequence, as said randomly chosen each time to produce a certain variety, the simulation restarts from a speci fic value [Eap] of the excitation coefficient [Ecc], the value [Eap] being parameters set in the model response of the single person and therefore being different for each person. In practice, it is possible to define in the response model of each individual how much they lose in arousal after each peak.

In general, each sequence is assigned to a specific range of excitation coefficient values [Etc], and each range may include one or more sequences. Therefore, the simulation system 10 according to the invention alternates and reproduces, by means of the audiovisual reproduction means 22, specific sequences associated with the <'> range of values of the current excitation coefficient [Eccj, choosing them from those which have been previously labeled as relevant to that range, with random choices that produce a stimulating variety.

The system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention, and in particular the simulation engine 14, considers other internal states which allow to qualitatively model the behavior of the single person in response to external physical stimuli.

In one embodiment of the invention, one of these internal sides represents the "push" or "release" condition. If the person has not received stimuli for a period that can be parameterized with [Tpush], the excitation coefficient [Ecc] decreases and the state [tpush] is false, while if the person has received stimuli, the excitation coefficient [Ecc] increases and the state [Fpush] is true.

The simulation system Ί0 according to the invention alternates and reproduces, by means of the audiovisual reproduction means 22, specific sequences associated with the range of values of the current excitation coefficient [EccJ, selecting them randomly from two distinct sets 32 ([Ecc] increasing) and 34 ([Ecc] decreasing), depending on the state of ri'push].

In practice, the set of sequences 34 provides, for each interval of values of the excitation coefficient [Etc], the response of the person selected by the user when the person is not stimulated for a time greater than or equal to [Tpush], while The set of sequences 32 provides the response of the person selected by the user when the person is stimulated, for the same range of values as the excitation coefficient.

This mechanism makes it possible to model the fact that, during stimulation, the person reacts differently when not stimulated for a few seconds.

Λ by way of example, with reference to Figure 2, the simulation system 10, and in particular the simulation engine 14, can randomly choose between six different alternative sequences for each interval, three in the case of increasing excitation coefficient released, see table 32 , and three in the case of decreasing excitation coefficient [Ecc], see table 34.

For example, in the interval two ([Seq] = 2), corresponding to an excitation coefficient [Ecc] between 31% and 50%, the simulation system 10, and in particular the simulation engine 14, can randomly choose between sequences C ^, C-, and C3 in the case of increasing excitation coefficient [Fioc], and between sequences vX3,

X2 and X3 in the case of decreasing [Eco] excitation coefficient.

Still referring by way of example to Figure 2, it should be noted that the neutral sequence Alf

A2 and A3 and the peak sequences F ^, F2 or F3 are exceptions to the above, since they are the same both in the case of increasing excitation coefficient [F.cc], see table 32, and in the case of excitation coefficient [Ecc ] decreasing, see table 34. In practice, in these two borderline cases the state of [Fpushj is not considered.

Therefore, the simulation system 10, and in particular the simulation engine 14, can randomly choose only between three sequences, c you are not like the one above, in the zero interval ([Seq] = 0), corresponding to an excitation coefficient [Ecc] between 0% and 10%, and in the range five ([Seq] - 5), corresponding to an excitation coefficient iScc] between 91% and 100%.

In an embodiment of the invention, the system 10 for simulating the human response to esLenii physical stimuli also offers the possibility of setting, by means of the selection means 18, stimulation thresholds, exceeded which specific sequences are started asynchronously, returning to the their termination at the normal alternation of the sequences of the current excitation coefficient [Ecc].

This mechanism allows to model the "impulsive" response of a subject to instantaneous stimulus peaks or use of actions / tools offered by the user interface.

In summary, the proposed simulation system 10 of the human response to external physical stimuli offers the simulation of the physical interaction with a selected person through the reproduction of short sequences of audio, photographic or audiovisual contents which, starting from a linear recording d.i a session of real physical interaction, produce the effect of an effective reciprocal interaction between the actors of the simulation, that is to say the user and the single person selected by the user who responds to external physical stimuli.

The result is that different people produce very different simulated interactions and always seem to interact with the user, responding quickly and credibly to the stimuli that the user himself produces by acting on the stimulation means 16 of the niobile device 12, including by way of example the touchscreen and one or more motion sensors, such as an accelerometer.

Variations in the interpretation by the simulation engine 14 of the data coming from the stimulation means 16 can be presented as variations in the type of interaction proposed and herein in modeling very different tastes, preferences and trends among the various people.

In an embodiment of the invention, the simulation system 10 of the human response to external physical stimuli is of the distributed type, i.e. the various components of the simulation system 10 do not reside in the same mobile device, but make use of telematic networks or connections data to communicate with each other and operate as described above.

In one embodiment of the invention, the system 10 for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli can comprise a simulation engine 14 configured to produce the effects of multiple different people operating in unison u on the same stimuli.

In practice it has been found that the invention fully achieves the intended aim and objects. In particular, we have seen how the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli thus conceived allows to overcome the qualitative limits of the area, as it allows to model and simulate the behavior of one or more people, taken individually, in response to external physical stimuli, in order to allow the user an interaction over time as close as possible to that which would be obtained in the presence of the single person, fully appreciating and evaluating the person's response to multiple external physical stimuli as if he were actually in front of him to the user.

Another advantage of the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli according to the finding consists in the fact that it allows to. overcome the passive vision of a static image, a video or another multimedia recording, typically with the sole control of the playback progress and perhaps with the selection, in correspondence of decision nodes, of one of the different branches available along a tree of choices.

A further advantage of the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention consists in the fact that it allows to acquire multiple categories of stimuli, producing different responses on different people, such responses, realistic and perceived as interactive, progressing along a natural progress scale, up to a peak level.

Another advantage of the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention consists in the fact that it allows a non-linear trend of the simulated response, as well as an asynchronous trend following instantaneous variations of a stimulus above the threshold.

A further advantage of the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention consists in the fact that it allows to continue at different speeds along the scale, to go back in the absence of stimuli (or in the presence of contrary stimuli), to jump instantly to predetermined key points at the request of the user and return to a specific level of progress after the peak phase.

Furthermore, an advantage of the simulation system of the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention consists in the fact that the trends, the specific sensitivity level of a person to each stimulus, the attenuations and the activation thresholds, as well as the key points , are parametric and consequently allow to reproduce extremely different response models creating a simulation realism that produces that effect of "suspension or disbelief" or "suspension of disbelief" much sought after by users in entertainment products and services in general. simulation of the human response to external physical stimuli according to the invention has been conceived in particular for entertainment services for adults, sexual education and scientific research, it can in any case be used, more generally, for all those cases in which you want to simulate the response of one or more people to external physical stimuli applied to the their body.

The invention thus conceived is susceptible of numerous modifications and variations, all of which are within the scope of the inventive concept; by way of non-limiting example, the expert in the field effortlessly understands that a recording function of the stimuli applied by the user through the stimulation means can also be provided, in order to produce one or more reports relating to the quality of the single session simulation, in order to reproduce this simulation session in a non-interactive way, or in order to allow third parties to evaluate the performance and other information obtainable from the recorded data. Furthermore, all the details can be replaced by other technically equivalent elements.

In practice, the materials used, as well as the contingent shapes and dimensions, may be any according to requirements and to the state of the art.

In conclusion, the scope of the claims must not be limited by the illustrations or preferred embodiments illustrated in the description in the form of examples, but rather the claims must encompass all of the patentable novelty features that reside in the present invention, including all the characteristics which would be listed as equivalent by the person skilled in the art.

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CLAIMS 1. System (10) for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli, comprising a mobile device (12) comprising a simulation engine (14), storage means (20) suitable for storing one or more simulable response models, each corresponding to a single person that can be simulated or to a group of several people that can be simulated, and audiovisual reproduction means (22), characterized in that it comprises stimulation means (16) operated by a user and able to input into said simulation engine ( 14) a plurality of stimuli, and by the fact that said simulation engine (14) is configured to calculate an excitation coefficient [Ecc] as a function of said plurality of input stimuli, input by said user through said stimulation means ( Ί6), and according to one of said simulated response models, and to choose a specific sequence to be reproduced at the end of each previous sequence, based on the value of said coefficient of excitement [Etc]. System (10) for simulating the response of human external physical stimuli according to claim 1, characterized in that said mobile device (12) further comprises selection means (18) of a single person whose response said user wants to simulate, and in that said simulation engine {14) is configured to calculate said excitation coefficient [Ecc] as a function of the response model of said individual person selected by said user by said selection means (18). 3. System (10) for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that said simulation engine (14) is further configured to randomly select said specific sequence to be reproduced among a plurality of sequences alternatives, said alternative sequences being associated with an interval of values of said excitation coefficient [Ecc]. 4. System {10) for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said alternative sequences associated with an interval of values of said excitation coefficient [Ecc] are divided into a first set , in the case of increasing excitation coefficient [Ecc], and in a second set, in the case of decreasing excitation coefficient [Ecc]. 5. System (10) for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said stimulation means (16) comprise a touchscreen or tactile screen 40 of said mobile device (12). 6. System {10} for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said stimulation means (16) comprise one or more motion sensors of said mobile device (12). Ί. System (10) for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to claim 6, characterized by the fact that said one or more motion sensors (16) <L> they have a sensitivity level that can be manually set by said user, numerically defining the sensitivity level and / c selecting said sensitivity level from predetermined values. 3. System (10} for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to claim 1, characterized in that two or more motion sensors (16) have a sensitivity level that can be set automatically, by means of an algorithm which selects an adaptive value of the sensitivity level based on historical data detected by said one or more motion sensors (16). 9. System (10) for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said selection means (18) are further adapted to select a specific interaction phase with said single selected person to be simulated. 10. System (10) for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said selection means (18) are further adapted to select prone or supine positions of said single selected person to be simulated. 11. System (10) for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the storage means (20) comprise at least one database residing on suitable memory supports included in said mobile device (12). System (10} for simulating the human response to external physical stimuli according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said audiovisual reproduction means (22) comprise a screen or display and at least one audio speaker.