Nirma Uni students develop device for migraine relief

Cerebre offers non-invasive drug-free solution for those in pain

Those experiencing bouts of severe migraine may not have to rely on medicines any longer. A team of professors and students at Nirma University have developed a device that offers a non-invasive, drug-free solution for migraine relief.

The device, 'Cerebre: The Migraine Curing Device,' utilises six LPA motors strategically placed to target specific migraine points on the head. It produces mild vibrations at frequencies ranging from 50Hz to 150Hz and is controlled by an integrated controller.

Drug-free relief in minutes