What question did this study set out to answer?

To develop a device that enhances emotional training through the Core Emotion Framework by facilitating emotional flexibility and reducing rigidity.

January 25, 2026Open Access

CEF Triggering & Cycling Machine (CTCM)

Key Points

To develop a device that enhances emotional training through the Core Emotion Framework by facilitating emotional flexibility and reducing rigidity.
Developed a multifunctional machine for practicing emotional skills.
Designed to enable cycling through emotional centers: Head, Heart, Gut.
Incorporated features to strengthen under-used emotional operators.
Facilitated the activation of all ten Core Emotion operators.
Promoted emotional flexibility and reduced patterns of emotional rigidity.
Supported proper alignment and concentration during use.

Abstract

The CEF Triggering & Cycling Machine (CTCM) is a single integrated device designed to support thephysical practice of the Core Emotion Framework. The machine enables users to:• Cycle each emotional center (Head, Heart, Gut)• Activate each of the ten Core Emotion operators• Develop emotional flexibility• Strengthen under-used operators• Reduce emotional rigidity and fused patternsThe system is designed for standing use, ensuring full concentration, proper alignment, andconsistent somatic orientation. Keywords: CEF Triggering and Cycling Machine, Core Emotion Framework, emotional centers, HeadHeart Gut system, emotional operators, center cycling wheels, operator trigger panel, torsion springwheel, emotional flexibility training, embodied emotional practice, cognitive affective conativemodel Additional Keywords: emotional regulation device, somatic alignment tool, emotional trainingequipment, mechanical emotional interface, spring-loaded rotation system, height-adjustable wheelarms, balancing operator activation, outgoing reflecting balancing modes, ergonomic emotionaltraining, multisensory operator triggers, emotional skill development machine

CEF Triggering & Cycling Machine (CTCM)

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