Standing Waves
in an Open Medium .
Frequency technology as disruptive as you are.
Biohacking · Regulation · Experimental Research
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Concept
Concept
Functional prototype with digital resonance control. Initial measurements and ongoing research and development investigate stable field structures in an open medium.
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App
Control
Frequencies, modulations and presets are managed digitally. The SonaraCube app connects hardware, applications and reproducible resonance profiles.
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Development &
News
SonaraCube is under active development. New features, measurement series, app extensions, biofeedback integrations and upcoming development steps are published here.
2.9 × 2.9 × 2.9 in
Compact resonance system combining analog hardware with digital control.
Experimental Frequency Technology
Dare to shape the future.
Experience the present anew.
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What is SonaraCube?
SonaraCube is a patent-pending, compact and programmable system for generating standing waves in an open medium. Unlike conventional laboratory setups, SonaraCube generates standing waves without a resonance chamber or a confined experimental space. This makes a principle previously known primarily from technical and scientific setups accessible outside the laboratory.
SonaraCube was developed for people who want to experience and investigate an unconventional acoustic technology for themselves. Its potential fields of application range from biohacking and meditation to experiments involving liquids, particles, plants, materials and biological systems. The focus is on enabling users to explore whether and how different frequency programs produce perceptible, observable or measurable changes.
Discover what sets SonaraCube apart from existing technical solutions.
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WHAT STANDING WAVES MAKE POSSIBLE
In research and technology, acoustic fields are already used to move and levitate particles and droplets without physical contact, spatially arrange cells and materials, selectively influence liquids and investigate biological processes. Standing waves can spatially structure forces and patterns of motion, creating reproducible conditions for experimental applications.
Current research includes areas such as cell migration, tissue regeneration, vascular formation and wound healing. Other approaches investigate the interaction of acoustic fields with cellular structures, liquids and materials, as well as potential technical and biomedical applications.
Discover where standing waves are already being used and researched today.
For Biohacking, Meditation and Experimental Research.
CURRENT DEVELOPMENT STATUS
Be part of a growing community today.
The first 70 SonaraCubes are already in real-world use. Each unit is currently still individually handcrafted, and the production process takes around three days. The current wait time is approximately six weeks.
The handcrafted version is currently available at an introductory launch price of $1,799*. This price applies to the first 100 SonaraCubes.After that, the price of the handcrafted version will increase.
At the same time, we are preparing for the first production run. The expected price is currently $3,799*. A firm production start date has not yet been set.
70 Early Test Users
3 Days Handcrafted
$1,799* Introductory Price
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Choose the version you're interested in. Joining the waitlist is non-binding.
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Research, Technology & Applications
Standing waves open up experimental environments for liquids, plants, biological structures, materials and, prospectively, microfluidic systems. The focus is on how media respond to spatial field structures, which patterns become visible and how these observations can lead to new measurement methods and applications.
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Research
Environments
Liquids, plants, biological structures, materials and physical spaces provide different levels of investigation for standing waves and their interactions.
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Validation & Measurement
Measurement setups, external testing and reproducible observations help make SonaraCube's field structures visible and technically comprehensible.
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Experimental Approaches
Smoke visualisations, liquid tests, plant experiments and ideas from the community turn SonaraCube into an open platform for new observations and applications.
Current Development
Biofeedback & App
A biofeedback app is currently being developed to visualise physiological responses such as skin conductance, pulse and other sensor readings while using SonaraCube. In the future, it may be connected to the SonaraCube app to evaluate frequency applications, resonance profiles and physiological feedback within a single integrated system.
Full Control. Intuitive & Precise.
The SonaraCube app connects hardware, frequencies and applications. Create presets, save profiles and control your sessions with ease.
Presets & Profiles
Launch predefined presets for liquids, meditation, body-related applications, other uses and experimental applications.
AM/FM Control
Control amplitude and frequency modulation using waveform, depth, frequency deviation and your own modulation frequency.
Timer & Output
Choose fixed runtimes or continuous operation, as well as ultrasonic or audible output modes.
Preset Import
Import, export and validate your own presets, including structured JSON files.
In Development
In Development
Would you like to experience SonaraCube live, host a demo of your own or become part of our early-user group? We also offer direct contact for partners, distributors and collaborations.
Moving Forward Together
Demo, Contact & Partnerships
Experience a Live Demo
Experience SonaraCube in a personal demonstration or at selected demo events. An ideal opportunity to explore the technology, its applications and its effects first-hand.
Host a Demo
Do you have a group, a venue or a suitable environment? If the setting and number of participants are suitable, our experts can demonstrate SonaraCube on site.
Become a Test User
More than 70 SonaraCubes are already in real-world use. Join our early adopter community, gain hands-on experience with the system, and share your insights to help shape the future development of SonaraCube.
