Attention Engineers and Free thinkers

I’ve been playing around with a pump filled with water. The effects seem much better than with air (dramatically less edema and instant response to the pump, no constriction and very little force needed to achieve significant pull). Perhaps that would be a way to go.

The only downside is that after an hour or so, the point where the tube makes contact with the pubic bone gets a little sore, so perhaps some kind of plate to spread the load over a greater area is in order. I bet you could even put a couple of drops of H2O2 in the water to help oxygenation.

Just can’t get the seal properly near that water heating element :)

Gprent: I understand what you are saying about the complexity, but I like to explore as many loosely related fields as possible, and extrapolate that, and only then reduce the number of variables to the minimum needed, which usually ends with a very simple and elegant device. I wanted to do the same for a PE device, so this is just work in progress. Once reduced, if it looks viable then it might even get built.

This is an old thread to dig up, but I think more and more evidence is showing that cyclic strain induces cell signaling pathways and upregulates growthfactors that cause growth occur in many tissue types (search “cyclic strain” on pubmed).

I was thinking that a clever device could be developed in conjunction with the autoxleeve or vacextender to harness the movement of the legs in walking to create a cyclic tension force on the penis down the leg or to the side, or possibly between the legs. I don’t have any of these devices yet, but I thought I’d throw it out there to see if anyone had any ideas. I imagine that a pulley mechanism that brings straps from the mid leg up to the waist at some point can be used to direct the tension in the desired direction from the walking motion.

I know this sounds crazy and there are a lot of other things to consider, but I think it could work.