Abstract: A system that applies vibration to a desired region of a human body including a plurality of vibratory stimulators installed in a flexible material; a programmable control unit (PCU) connected to each said vibratory stimulator a plurality of sensors to collect biofeedback data; a set of programs for the operation of the PCU; a biomechanical database stored in a computer and being populated by the biomechanical data collected by the sensors after application of each said predefined pattern of vibration; and an algorithm to analyze and rank said patterns of vibration according to a ranking factor, wherein a user can choose a pattern of vibration that has a higher ranking factor.

Abstract: A system that applies vibration to a desired region of a human body comprising a plurality of vibratory stimulators installed in a flexible material; a programmable control unit (PCU) connected to each said vibratory stimulator a plurality of sensors to collect biofeedback data; a set of programs for the operation of the PCU; a biomechanical database stored in a computer and being populated by the biomechanical data collected by the sensors after application of each said predefined pattern of vibration; and an algorithm to analyze and rank said patterns of vibration according to a ranking factor, wherein a user can choose a pattern of vibration that has a higher ranking factor.

Abstract: A vibratory neural stimulation (VNS) system is provided to help relieve pain by applying preprogrammed or user defined patterns to the region having pain. The VNS system comprises of plurality of miniature vibration disks installed in a flexible material forming a vibration mesh. A programmable control unit (PCU) controls the vibration frequency and amplitude, and the period of activation of each vibrator. A user can search for the more effective vibration pattern to relieve his or her pain.