S Hospital

The “S Hospital” is demonstrating new effects in the area of human behavioral.

The conceptual model - “S Hospital” was created as a demonstration of new effects in the area of human behavioral.

This is very original work that based on the author's research in the fields of psychology and behavioral economics.

The S Hospital unit uses a framing effect, effect placebo and synchronizing effect.

We think our work can be useful with the creation resources for autism, seniors, children, adults, military and veterans, employment and training, medical rehabilitation, brain health.

What is synchronization? You can find synchronization everywhere when somebody is doing something in a rhythm. For example, if You are playing tennis, You are synchronizing your action with activity your playmate.

In everyday life, we often consciously or unconsciously are in the synchronization process. Playing, dancing or falling in love - we are synchronizing with some rhythm. But when in last time were You synchronizing your activity with a clock? Maybe not often, because the human mind is not a real time machine.

So we have created the time Synchronizer that is not simple "attention holder" or "pleasure maker". It is something much more. Why? Because our Synchronizer is a "clear" concept of a real-time synchronization activity where You have to do nothing. No thinking. No problem-solving. You only walking through a time. In the theory, it is the absolutely perfect human activity.

Synchronization process represents user’s reaction on the main rhythm.

For that reason was created simple and effective user interface. The interface can provide the excellent experience to users with smart phones, tablets or smart watches.

This synchronization process will be considered as successful after 30 interactions.

Super-synchronization is the synchronization with an appearance the same icon. It is much more precisely process.

In the upper field of the user's interface, is displaying the delay between the main rhythm and the user’s reaction in milliseconds.