A device includes a contact lens, a corneal sensor that includes a circular trace of conduction paths located at or near an outer peripheral edge of the contact lens that surrounds an unobstructed area at a center region of the contact lens, and a connection wire coupled to the corneal sensor and configured to electrically couple to an external data acquisition system. Methods of fabricating the device may include providing a thin device that includes a sensor and a connection wire coupled to the sensor, transferring the sensor to a curvilinear inner surface of a contact lens, feeding the connection wire through the inner surface of the contact lens and out of an outer surface of the contact lens, and performing electrochemical polymerization of a conducting polymer material over the sensor to anchor the sensor to the inner surface of the contact lens.

In alternative embodiments, provided are products of manufacture, including devices and integrated systems, and methods, for reducing error-related negativity (ERN) and anxiety, and for treating or ameliorating Anxiety Disorders such as Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) or Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

In alternative embodiments, provided are products of manufacture, including devices and integrated systems, and methods, for reducing error-related negativity (ERN) and anxiety, and for treating or ameliorating Anxiety Disorders such as Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) or Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

A method for detecting and tracking blink and blink patterns of a user from a headworn device, the method including placing an electronic device with a housing on a head of the user, placing one or more biopotential sensors of the housing in contact with skin of the user, detecting, using the biopotential sensors, signals indicative of blink or blink patterns of the user, processing the signals by a processing unit configured to identify blink of the user, and inputting the blink signals into a model capable of decoding gaze and eyelid motion in real-time to understand the attention, intention, and states of the user.

A headset device is described herein comprising a lower band comprising an outer surface and an inner surface, wherein a front portion of the lower band comprises at least one sensor positioned on the inner surface, wherein at least one arm extends from the lower band, wherein a proximal end of the at least one arm is rotatably attached to the lower band, wherein a distal end of the at least one arm comprises a sensor, wherein a rear portion of the lower band comprises adjustable straps for adjusting a circumference of the lower band. The headset device comprises an upper band comprising an upper surface and a lower surface, wherein at least one dry electrode component extends from the lower surface of the upper band, wherein the upper band is adjustably attached to the lower band.

Methods of lowering heart rate during physical activity for a user in need of an increase in their smallest concentric airway cross-sectional area include providing the person with a mandibular repositioning device having a maxillary tooth covering having a driver flange protruding laterally outward on a right and left side proximate a backmost teeth mold and a mandibular tooth covering having a protrusive flange extending cranially therefrom positioned to have a posterior side engaged with the anterior side of each driver flange. The anterior side of each driver flange has a convex curvature, and the posterior side of each protrusive flange has a concave-to-convex curvature from its base toward its most cranial point and a convex portion of the concave-to convex curvature engages the convex curvature of the driver flange in a rest position, and downward movement of the mandibular piece moves the user's mandible forward as well.

Methods of lowering heart rate during physical activity for a user in need of an increase in their smallest concentric airway cross-sectional area include providing the person with a mandibular repositioning device having a maxillary tooth covering having a driver flange protruding laterally outward on a right and left side proximate a backmost teeth mold and a mandibular tooth covering having a protrusive flange extending cranially therefrom positioned to have a posterior side engaged with the anterior side of each driver flange. The anterior side of each driver flange has a convex curvature, and the posterior side of each protrusive flange has a concave-to-convex curvature from its base toward its most cranial point and a convex portion of the concave-to convex curvature engages the convex curvature of the driver flange in a rest position, and downward movement of the mandibular piece moves the user's mandible forward as well.

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a wearable phototherapy eye device. In an example, phototherapy can be controlled by varying an emission property of light emitted from the wearable phototherapy eye device to a user eye. In particular, the wearable phototherapy eye device includes a light source oriented to emit the light towards the user eye. The wearable phototherapy eye device also includes controls, such as electrical, mechanical, and/or electro-mechanical controls, to vary the emission property of the light based on an emission target associated with a sleep phase.

Embodiments herein relate to hearing device systems that can utilize proxy devices to convey emergency communications. In an embodiment, the system operates in a first communication mode and a second communication mode. The first communication mode can include the hearing device being paired to a wireless communication enabled device for conveying data to a non-local network as initiated by the hearing device. The second communication mode can include the hearing device accessory being paired to the wireless communication enabled device for conveying data to the non-local network as initiated by the hearing device. The system can enter the second communication mode when the hearing device cannot communicate with the wireless communication enabled device. The hearing device accessory uses a hardware address of the hearing device to communicate with the wireless communication enabled device as if it was paired thereto. Other embodiments are also included herein.

An estimation method includes first acquiring information of an eyeball motion of a user on the basis of a measurement value of an eye potential of the user, second acquiring positional information of an interaction target on a screen that corresponds to an interaction performed on a device through an operation of the user, third acquiring information regarding a relative motion of sight of the user on the basis at least of the information of the eyeball motion of the user, and estimating a sight position of the user on the screen on the basis of the information regarding the relative motion of the sight of the user and the positional information of the interaction target on the screen, by processing circuitry.