Prototype · R&D
Octopus
A modular clinical platform with independently tuned transducer arms, configurable by body region and treatment protocol for rehabilitation, sports recovery and medical settings.
InstrumentsVibroacoustic therapy products —
Vibroacoustic therapy products —
one family, one sound.
The Mana family shares one acoustic engine. Each product adapts its form and protocols to a different setting — from the treatment room to the clinic to the hand.
Wellness · Aesthetic clinics · Spas
Gaia
A sculptural vibroacoustic bed shaped for stillness. Gaia turns any treatment room into a sensory instrument — combining precisely tuned low-frequency sound with an ergonomic form guests want to return to.
Use cases
- Signature spa & wellness treatments
- Post-treatment recovery in aesthetic clinics
- Meditation & breathwork studios
- Executive stress-recovery programs
Specifications
- Frequency range
- 20 – 80 Hz
- Transducers
- 6 low-frequency, tuned
- Audio
- Wireless, curated program library
- Materials
- Vegan leather, sustainable wood base
- Session
- 20 – 45 min
Coming 2026
Practitioners · Direct-to-consumer
Portable
A handheld vibroacoustic instrument. Currently in patent-pending development, the Portable brings targeted low-frequency therapy to practitioners on the go — and, in a later release, into the home.
Use cases
- Physiotherapy & osteopathy
- In-home wellness practice
- Travel companion for chronic conditions
Specifications
- Status
- Patent-pending · Prototype 2026
- Form factor
- Handheld, cordless
- Battery
- Multi-session, USB-C
In development
Instruments in the prototype phase.
Developed with clinicians and research partners. Structures shown are prototype concepts and may evolve before release.
Prototype · 2026
Octopus Portable
The Gaia acoustic engine in a roll-out format. A lightweight vibroacoustic mat with a compact control unit, designed for practitioners who work across multiple rooms or locations.
Concept · Research
Vibroacoustic Aquatic
Low-frequency therapy delivered through water. Submerged transducers turn a shallow therapy pool into a full-body resonant environment, explored with our academic partners.