Our Technology

Our Technology

A Biomechanical Approach to Supporting Satiety Perception

GASTER control® is based on a non-invasive biomechanical principle designed to support the perception of satiety through controlled external abdominal compression.

The technology combines anatomical targeting, pressure modulation, and real-world usability within a structured and reproducible system.

Core Principle

External Mechanical Modulation

At the core of GASTER control® lies a simple but structured principle:

the application of controlled external pressure to the epigastric region.

This approach is designed to:

  • influence the perception of gastric volume
  • interact with mechanical satiety signals
  • support earlier integration of fullness cues

It does not act pharmacologically,
and does not involve internal or invasive components.

The Extra-Parietal Balloon (BEP™)

An Anatomically Optimized System

The key component of GASTER control® technology is the Extra-Parietal Balloon (BEP™).

It is an inflatable structure designed to:

  • apply adjustable and localized pressure
  • adapt to anatomical variability
  • ensure reproducibility of mechanical action

The BEP™ enables precise control of:

  • pressure intensity
  • contact surface
  • positioning within the epigastric area

A Controlled Mechanical Interaction

The system is designed to interact with the mechanical component of satiety:

  • gastric distension perception
  • abdominal wall mechanosensitivity
  • proprioceptive feedback

By modifying the conditions under which these signals are perceived,
the technology supports a different integration of satiety cues during meals.

Dynamic Use in Real-Life Conditions

Adaptable Across the Meal Process

GASTER control® is designed for use in real-life settings, particularly during meals:

  • Pre-meal: preparation of mechanical conditions
  • During meals: interaction with distension signals
  • Post-meal: maintenance of perceived satiety

This adaptability allows integration into daily eating behavior.

Engineering & Design Principles

The technology is developed with a focus on:

  • anatomical targeting
  • controlled pressure distribution
  • user-adjustable intensity
  • comfort and wearability
  • reproducibility across users

Materials and design are selected to ensure:

  • safety
  • durability
  • compatibility with medical-device standards

A Platform Technology

GASTER control® is not limited to a single device.

It is designed as a biomechanical platform that can be integrated into:

  • wearable medical devices
  • abdominal support systems
  • medical textiles
  • metabolic health solutions

This platform approach enables adaptation to different clinical and industrial applications.

Non-Invasive by Design

The technology is:

  • fully external
  • reversible
  • non-invasive
  • compatible with daily use

It does not:

  • enter the body
  • modify anatomy
  • rely on pharmacological mechanisms

Intellectual Property

The GASTER control® technology, including the BEP™ system and associated engineering principles, is proprietary.

Proprietary biomechanical design (patent pending)

Summary

GASTER control® is a non-invasive biomechanical technology designed to support the perception of satiety through controlled external abdominal compression.

It combines anatomical precision, mechanical modulation, and real-life usability within a structured and scalable platform.