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Skin jewel senses fullness
Someone online requested a gadget that could tell them how full their stomach was so they could moderate their eating [link] a pressure sensor with skin nernst effect electricity could tell how distended the stomach is then beep a phone when 75% full. | |
At the website quora there is a topic with more than 100
invention requests [link] There, Matthew Bates
requested
something that could tell him when he was 3/4 physcially
full so he could
stop eating, presumably for dieting purposes.
You might have seen stick on decorative polymer skin
jewels[link]. I emphasize decorative because for people
to
wear it it should be fun and nice looking.
Aside from a 3 day microbattery or wireless charging it
might be possible to power the thing from human
moisture.
(nernst battery). then just sense distendedness of the
upper stomach area to make a phone beep.
Another different possibility is a distention-sensitive top
button on pants. This would not be placed right to
measure a meal, yet might be able to estimate diet
direction telling the app on your phone to say "eat a
little
less today" or something. Better would be a circle that
could slip underneath any existing top of pants button.
what others would like us to invent; more than 100 suggestions.
https://www.quora.c...omeone-would-invent
[beanangel, Oct 14 2017]
images of adhesive jewels
https://www.google....=1&q=adhesive+jewel
[beanangel, Oct 14 2017]
[link]
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If anyone feels like inventing to specification the more than
100 requests at quora might be welcome here (hint hint) |
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It has nothing to do with how full your stomach is and everything to do with how much your brain enjoys the sensations associated with eating. Taste is pleasurable. Some minds perceive this more than others and crave food past the point of stomach fullness. |
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Those with thyroid problems will not be helped by this. |
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Nice conjecture though. (+) |
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An alternative method would be: |
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(a) Weigh a plateful of food
(b) Eat until full
(c) Weigh plate again
(d) Subtract (c) from (a)
(e) Multiply by 0.75 |
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I like the idea of a belt buckle that can sense the tension being applied to it, and calculate how full you are based off that info. |
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