A device is being developed to alleviate the symptoms of Parkinson’s patients

London Imperial To college belonging to Charco Neurotech company Parkinson’s will help patients CUE1 runs on a device called. To reduce the effects of symptoms in people with Parkinson’s disease, the device generates special vibrations that transmit the necessary signals to the brain. People with Parkinson’s disease have slower movements and muscle dysfunction. According to modern medicine, the main reason for this is the brain subtalamus in the nucleus and in the field responsible for performing arbitrary actions beta of activity due to being excessive.

A device called CUE1 is attached to the chest of a person suffering from the disease. It then generates nerve signals through its focused vibrotactile stimulation and transmits them to the brain, eliminating the pathological activity of beta frequencies. In addition, the vibrations generated by the device can act as signals that stimulate movement and normal muscle function. CUE1 can operate in stand-alone mode or through a special application. The strength and frequency of the vibrations generated by the device can be adjusted through a special application. In addition, the device is designed for this disease medicine may also remind the patient to take medications. The CUE1 is expected to go on sale for $ 371.