WO2016013950A1 - Système numérique pour une communication avec un sujet inconscient principalement, avec création de synesthésie auditive à impulsions - Google Patents

Système numérique pour une communication avec un sujet inconscient principalement, avec création de synesthésie auditive à impulsions Download PDF

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WO2016013950A1
WO2016013950A1 PCT/RS2014/000010 RS2014000010W WO2016013950A1 WO 2016013950 A1 WO2016013950 A1 WO 2016013950A1 RS 2014000010 W RS2014000010 W RS 2014000010W WO 2016013950 A1 WO2016013950 A1 WO 2016013950A1
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
    • G09B—EDUCATIONAL OR DEMONSTRATION APPLIANCES; APPLIANCES FOR TEACHING, OR COMMUNICATING WITH, THE BLIND, DEAF OR MUTE; MODELS; PLANETARIA; GLOBES; MAPS; DIAGRAMS
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61M—DEVICES FOR INTRODUCING MEDIA INTO, OR ONTO, THE BODY; DEVICES FOR TRANSDUCING BODY MEDIA OR FOR TAKING MEDIA FROM THE BODY; DEVICES FOR PRODUCING OR ENDING SLEEP OR STUPOR
    • A61M21/00—Other devices or methods to cause a change in the state of consciousness; Devices for producing or ending sleep by mechanical, optical, or acoustical means, e.g. for hypnosis
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    • G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
    • G09B—EDUCATIONAL OR DEMONSTRATION APPLIANCES; APPLIANCES FOR TEACHING, OR COMMUNICATING WITH, THE BLIND, DEAF OR MUTE; MODELS; PLANETARIA; GLOBES; MAPS; DIAGRAMS
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  • TECHNICAL FIELD Digital system for communication primarily with an unconscious subject with creation of pulse-auditory synesthesia belongs to the field of physics in general , and primarily refers to teaching and teaching aids.
  • IPC 8 International Patent Classification 8
  • digital system for communication primarily with an unconscious subject with creation of pulse-auditory synesthesia can be classified in subclass G09B, that refers to teaching aids.
  • the invention may be labeled with closer classification symbol G09B19/00, where are classified the classes that are not covered by the other main groups of this subclass.
  • the invention is very successfully applying in the field of models for scientific research, especially for medical purposes, so it may be indicated with the symbol G09B 23/00, or even closer with the symbol G09B 23/28, where are predicted the models for medicine.
  • As invention finds application in medicine, and is related to changes of the conscious condition, for example by hypnotizing, it may be indicated with the classification symbol A61 M 21/00 or A61M 21/02 symbol, regarding the sleep induction or relaxation, for example, through direct nerve stimulation, hypnosis, analgesia.
  • the technical problem wished to be solved with the present invention is to determine whether an unconscious subject is asleep or not, and in which stage of sleep he is and to transfer to him the semantic contents of verbal messages, suggestions or learning material thus his subconscious mind can receive and understand them, with the aim of facilitation of learning, transmission of suggestions, influence on dreams, as well as for the scientific research of sleep, dreams or memorizing.
  • the described invention allows communication with an unconscious subject through sound emissions synchronized with the breathing and sound emissions synchronized with the pulse, and also uses the neurophysiological sensor NS that detects whether the subject S is sleeping and whether it is in the appropriate stage of sleep, and notifies the main program MP about the neurophysiological state of mind of the unconscious subject S.
  • the invention can adapt its emissions to the state of consciousness of the subject S.
  • the system consists of a block of educational information, the block of the management and monitoring signal , the block of verification and instruction and audiovisual block.
  • the system contains the block of suggestive and sensor control and reflex amplification of suggestive and subliminal signals, the block for delay, signal converter, the block for writing signals, the block for biological stimulation, the block for control reproduction, the block for responses and biosignals, sensor block and block for miostilulation.
  • the system is intended for transformation and recording of the information signals in order to perform sugestive- cybernetic method of the accelerated learning, without a teacher.
  • the system allows learning of foreign language in a few weeks (2-6 weeks).
  • a foreign language it is possible to achieve results which allows about ten times faster speed of learning compared with the traditional way of learning.
  • None of the aforementioned methods and devices uses the pulse sensor to synchronize sound emission SSE with the pulse of an unconscious subject. Also, the aforementioned documents do not consider the use of the neurophysiological sensor NS which detects whether the subject S is asleep, and weather he is in the appropriate stage of sleep.
  • the present invention besides the measurement of the breathing, that allows emission of sounds and verbal messages with the rhythm of the breathing, uses as well the measurement of cardiovascular pulse that allows emission of sound in the rhythm with the pulse, as well as neurophysiological sensor NS that detects whether the subject S is sleeping or whether it is in the appropriate stage of sleep and 'informs' the main program about neurophysiological state, i.e. the state of consciousness of the subject S, that allows the invention to adapt the sound and verbal emissions to the state of consciousness of the subject S.
  • neurophysiological state i.e. the state of consciousness of the subject S
  • FIG. 1 General scheme of the device
  • FIG. 2 Pulse input PI
  • FIG. 3 Neurophysiological input NIN
  • FIG. 4 Night hipnogram of the stages of sleep and neurophysiological impulses Nl FIG. 5.
  • Digital system for communication primarily with an unconscious subject with creation of pulse-auditory synesthesia consists of (Fig. 1 ) the main program MP that is connected with the appropriate database DB and system resources SR, that besides the receiving of data about breathing activity by using the respiratory sensor RS and respiratory input Rl, also receives data about cardiovascular pulse by using the pulse sensor PS and pulse input PI, as well as information about neurophysiological condition, ie. the state of consciousness of the subject S by using the neurophysiological sensor NS and neurophysiological input NIN; on the other side the main program MP is connected with outputs: synchronous verbal emission SVE, synchronous sound emission SSE, and pulse sound emission PSE.
  • Subject S Fig.
  • the pulse input PI detects by using the pulse sensor PS the cardiovascular pulse with a goal to, in the moment when pulse wave spreads in the little arterias, sends to the main program MP pulse input signals PIS that the main program MP at the same time turns into pulse tap tempo MIDI message PTT to the program for MIDI reproduction - or other music system that can receive external tap tempo.
  • MIDI arrangement that was specified during the editing of the sessions can be reproduced in the rhythm of the cardiovascular pulse.
  • pulse sound emission PSE is made exclusively via MIDI (or other music system that can receive external tap tempo). Both sound emissions, pulse and synchronized, may be used individually or simultaneously, and each acts independently.
  • respiratory input Rl with synchronized sound emission SSE and pulse input PI with pulse sound emission PSE enables simultaneous reproduction of two musical arrangements that follow two different and unsynchronized rhythms (breathing rhythm and rhythm of the pulse are not synchronized).Therefore, during the editing of the sessions it must be taken care that the entire emission of the invention should be pleasant and not disharmonious; for example, while pulse sound emission PSE reproducts relaxing music, synchronous sound emission SSE can emit sounds of the ocean waves or similar noises with the rhythm of breathing; may be reproducted subliminal sounds and suggestions too.
  • the pulse input PI is concretely realized depends of the type of the pulse sensor PS; photoplethysmografic one is the most covered for his comfort.
  • the signal that is received from the pulse sensor PS passes through the pulse signal processing PSP so that the main program MP receives only the pulse input signals PIS in the form, for example, of a single byte.
  • Neurophysiological input NIN (Fig. 3), by using the neurophysiological sensor NS detects the neurophysiological state of the subject S with the aim to determine at any time if subject S is sleeping and, if he is sleeping, if it is not in the REM stage of sleep. For research purposes it is also necessary to determine, at any time, the stage of sleep in which the subject S is.
  • the main program MP checks with an appropriate frequency, e.g. 0.1 Hz, the neurophysiological state of the liyng subject S and based on that information, it reproduces the session as it was programmed.
  • an appropriate frequency e.g. 0.1 Hz
  • the main program MP receives from the neurophysiological input NIN the neurophysiological impulses Nl that function as triggers that start or stop the entire emission of the session which was planned for that moment of reproduction and for that stage of sleep: for example, the device can emit verbal messages and sounds for relaxation and falling asleep while the subject is still awake, and when it receives from neurophysiological input NIN the message that the subject S is asleep, it begins the emission provided for sleeping state, for example, learning of foreign language. If neurophysiological input NIN provides opportunity for recognition of different stages of sleep (Fig. 4), as it would be done for research purposes, then the session should be programmed so that special emissions are provided for each stage of sleep.
  • neurophysiological sensor NS there are several choices: besides classical and uncomfortable electroencephalogram sensor that is placed directly on the skin of the skull and that sends signal which is processed by spectral analysis and provides accurate information about the stages of sleep (Fig. 4), there are sensors, placed in a special pillow, that detect electrical activity of the brain, and sensors that recognize the REM/NREM sleep stages thanks to the measurement of acceleration of motion a hand. Each of these sensors, since they function on the basis of different principles, requires a special neurophysiological signal processing NSP so that it could send the appropriate neurophysiological impulses Nl. For the device it is important to obtain information about the neurophysiological state and not from which technology is receiving such information, because any system for sleep tracking can be used.
  • the main program MP has a role to coordinate, at every moment, the actions of the entire device, and to unite all the peripheral elements (Fig. 1 ): Inputs Rl, PI, NIN, outputs or emissions SVE, SSE, PSE, system resources SR and elements from the database DB .
  • Fig. 1 Inputs Rl, PI, NIN, outputs or emissions SVE, SSE, PSE, system resources SR and elements from the database DB .
  • How the entire emission of the device will be deployed in time depends on how the session is edited, because not all the sessions are the same: each session is being programmed to achieve some goal, such as memorizing some learning material, suggestioning etc. Device allows great flexibility of editing.
  • the novelty of the invention is that, besides the respiratory input Rl, synchronous verbal emission SVE and synchronous sound emission SSE, it considers also the presence of pulse input PI, and pulse sound emission PSE that is synchronized only with the pulse of the subject S. Novelty of the invention is also in considering the use of neurophysiological input NIN to detect the state of consciousness of the subject.

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Un système numérique pour une communication avec un sujet inconscient principalement, avec création de synesthésie auditive pulsée comprend, outre des émissions SSE sonore et SVE verbale déjà mentionnées, synchrones avec la respiration, l'émission de sons ou de musique synchrone avec le PSE pulsé du sujet connecté S. Cette émission pulsée a pour but de créer dans la perception du sujet S une synesthésie auditive/pulsée dans la mesure où une onde sanguine pulsée dans les petites artères devient synchrone avec le battement de la musique émise. Grâce à une entrée neurophysiologique NIN, il est possible de recevoir les informations relatives à l'état neurophysiologique du sujet S, concernant son état de conscience et ses phases de sommeil, via un système inclus de suivi du sommeil de telle sorte que le dispositif puisse ajuster des émissions sonores et verbales à l'état neurophysiologique du sujet S.
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