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Each motor vibrated at 1.7 GRMS (root mean squared acceleration from gravity; 16.6 m/s2). The motors were separated from one another at a distance of 18.2 mm and 19.2 mm for the small and large wristband sizes, respectively (center-to-center distances). Each motor pad contacted the wearer’s skin on a rectangular area that measured approximately 8.2 mm by 8.5 mm.
The top of the wristband was a module that contained the power button, a microphone, and a microcontroller.
JMIRx Med 2024;5:e49969
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