Small continuously vibrating object required

[wildgfish]

Have a look at Hex Bugs:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/HEXBUG-415-4574-06GL06-na...

The kids have these and you have to hunt the vibration noises around the house to find where they've lost them. Very small and could be a good test of the idea.

[SonicHedgeHog]

Andrew_S said:

Are you searching for something like this:

https://feeldoppel.com/

That looks really good. Especially the feature that allows the vibrations to be adjusted. Also considerably more user friendly that the pneumatic drill connected to a milk float battery design I was working on. Bit pricy but worth a go.

[SonicHedgeHog]

These are all really good ideas. I’m starting at the lowest price point and working up, but I reckon one of these must work. There is such a variety of vibrations that one of them must work. Once I find the right frequency I can work on making it more user friendly if necessary.

[Paul Drawmer]

https://electronics.howstuffworks.com/question368....

Might work for you.

[Paul Drawmer]

This is the bit:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Optimus-Electric-5pcs-Vib...

[mikeveal]

https://www.replacebase.co.uk/for-htc-u11-replacem...

What you need is a nice small, lower power device from a mobile phone. If you have an old unwanted phone, you could dismantle and canabilise.
Even using something like that, I think you are going to have an issue with battery life.

[allegro]

Vibrating c*ck ring from the pound shop or most pub toilets
Would certainly be a cheap way to see if vibrations have any benifits before you splash out.
I imagine an ability to adjust the rpms may be usefull? Dont know anything about the subject but perhaps some people benefit from a different "frequency" as it were?

[B17NNS]

Drumroll said:

Without going down the "smutty route" have you looked at sex toys?

Fetches reciprocating saw from the shed

[strath44]

I think the Doppel watch would be the best route I appreciate the cost but for the potential to improve quality of life and its adjust-ability (if indeed it can be set to a suitable frequency for what you need) then that would be the best route.

Its a pity the Microsoft one isn't available on the open market / open source - it would be worth asking however where there is money to be made.....................

I have heard of this before a few year ago and I'm a bit surprised it hasn't advanced more in that time.

My thoughts would be taking something already available like as prev people mentioned a smart watch and coding it / creating an app to do the required, I'm sure someone could write code for that without too much hassle for the cause!!

ps good luck!