The body's baroreceptor reflex is responsible for keeping blood pressure stable. Baroreceptors in the large veins stretch and send signals to the brainstem that prompt the parasympathetic nervous system to slow heart rate and lower blood pressure. Additionally, heart rate variability (HRV) refers to tiny, normal fluctuations in the time between each heartbeat, with high HRV being usually indicative of an autonomic nervous system that effectively balances stress and relaxation. Feeling a 0.1 Hz frequency tactile pulse, while simultaneously breathing at a 0.1 Hz frequency, which is equivalent to six breaths per minute, can help optimize both baroreflex sensitivity and HRV. The HarmoniPatch combines these two experiences into one convenient, wearable system, making it easy to secure peace and stability wherever you go.

The HarmoniPatch uses stored power to sustain its therapeutic 0.1 Hz breathing indicator and pulses, eliminating the need for external charging. Additionally, no accounts or mobile apps are required to operate the patch, making its benefits instantly accessible to all users.

The majority of health-centered wearables need charging to work, making them dependent on non-renewable power sources that supply most of the global energy demand. The HarmoniPatch not only better conveniences the user by eliminating the need for disruptive charging, but it also helps to reduce the usage of excessive power, contributing to a cleaner environment.