HerComfort is a wearable health companion designed for menstrual comfort, physiological monitoring, controlled therapy and connected health support — combining sensing, embedded electronics and wearable design into one compact system.
HerComfort is being developed as an integrated wearable platform combining therapy, sensing, embedded control and mobile connectivity rather than treating each function as a separate device.
Closed-loop heating architecture designed around temperature feedback, controlled power delivery and fail-safe protection.
Dual controllable vibration channels intended for continuous, pulse and variable-intensity therapy.
Three dry contact locations feed an integrated analog front-end for relative abdominal skeletal-muscle activity monitoring.
A six-axis inertial sensing architecture supports movement, posture and activity context.
Wireless communication connects the wearable with the HerComfort mobile monitoring and control interface.
Essential wearable functions are intended to remain locally accessible without requiring continuous internet connectivity.
HerComfort already exists as a physical prototype. The current development phase focuses on refining the enclosure, electronics architecture, PCB integration and product-level engineering.
The refined enclosure and belt were developed in SolidWorks with a curved abdominal interface, compact electronics housing, elastic strap, charging access and integrated EMG contact locations.
Current refined external concept dimensions used during the mechanical development stage.
The next HerComfort electronics revision is being developed around a custom main PCB using bare components rather than development modules.
Central controller for sensing, BLE, therapy control and embedded logic.
Muscle BioAmp Candy analog architecture is being integrated directly onto the main PCB.
Motion and posture context using accelerometer and gyroscope sensing.
Remote therapy-zone sensing supports closed-loop temperature control.
Battery charging, regulation, monitoring and actuator power management are being integrated on-board.
The architecture includes fail-safe actuator states and independent safety considerations beyond firmware control.
HerComfort is progressing from a functional prototype toward an integrated wearable platform combining comfort, sensing and embedded engineering.
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