The Sensate™ study is comprised of two sequential cohorts of generally healthy patients with non-morbid obesity, with two participants in the first cohort and eight subjects in the second cohort. The first cohort is starting with just 2 subjects, in order to validate the absolute safety of the device and its delivery before additional subjects are being recruited. The sample size is the minimal one required to collect safety, tolerability and preliminary efficacy data. Participants will undergo screening to determine their health status and their eligibility to participate in the study. Screening examinations include medical history, physical examination, vital signs, weight measurement and laboratory assessments. Eligible patients will undergo an endoscopic device delivery procedure during which the device will be anchored in the inner stomach wall at the distal anterior antrum. Patients will be requested to complete a detail daily diary based on visual analogue scale (VAS) to record their eating sensations during and after each meal throughout the study. Physical examination, recording of adverse events and weight measurements will be conducted on day 14 and 28. In addition, phone calls are made every week during the study period to ask the patient about any health alterations. Endoscopic safety evaluation to validate that the device is anchored properly with no safety issues will be performed on Days 14 and 28 in the first two subjects and at day 28 for the remaining eight subjects. The device and its anchor will be completely removed endoscopically after 8 weeks. The participants will be followed-up for safety evaluation for an additional period of 2 weeks. Safety evaluations include physical examination, vital signs, adverse events and laboratory assessments.