The Teacher

[AbyMatt]

So it's a device compact enough to be implanted. It has a controller, sensors, and a stimulus unit.

The sensors are implanted around the Student's sphincter and can sense if it's tightened or relaxed. The controller reads the sensors and if it detects the sphincter tightening, it activates the stimulus unit to send out a gradually increasing sensation of mild pain or discomfort around the sphincter. The tighter the sphincter is held, the more painful it becomes.

When the controller senses the sphincter relaxing, it has the stimulus unit to stop sending pain signals.

The Student quickly learn consciously and consciously to relax the sphincter. Over time, the sphincter loses tone and the Student becomes functionally incontinent.

[deewet]

Serious?

This sounds a bit like science fiction

[EnderKey]

I'm an Electrical Engineering grad student specializing in biomedical sensors/devices. While such a device is absolutely possible to design and fabricate, it would never be available on the market (at least in the US). The FDA would certainly consider this a medical device, even if you tired to market it as a "novelty item" to get around the regulations. Ignoring the fact that the device would do intentional harm to it's users (and therefor be outright rejected by the FDA), the cost associated with getting past the legal red tape is astronomical. There would have to be a huge market to overcome the barrier to entry. So really your only options are to make it yourself and prey you know what your doing. There are only a few ways of getting it right, and an endless number of ways to get it wrong... some tragically so.

Frankly, I could never understand the desire to be incontinent. It's like a less drastic version of body integrity identity disorder - where people want to amputate their own perfectly functional limbs. Being incontinent is not the worst thing imaginable, diaper really do make it bearable (though I really wish they became more socially accepted),

[Cruiser 03]

Like Edison said "there are 1000 ways to make a light bulb but only one correct way "

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[Cruiser 03]

well the thief Edison was wrong, as anyone can see strolling through a hardware store there are hundreds of different ways to make light bulbs which work and sell fine.