THE SENSOSPHERE,
AN INTERACTIVE HARMONIZING MOOD LIGHT

A product derived from the Sensora, in a lighter and portable format, the SensoSphere is based on the same patented Light Modulation process specific to SENSORTECH. This is a state-of-the-art interactive mood light which creates an harmonizing atmosphere. It can be easily installed in places devoted to relaxation, such as yoga studios, spas, as well as sports and health centres. It can also be used to induce a state of well-being, of calm and relaxation, in the home or in entrance halls and waiting rooms of hotels, airports and offices. More than a simple mood light, the SensoSphere creates many beneficial effects on the body and mind through its modulations of colour.

The system

Complex light patterns are generated by sophisticated algorithms, transmitted by an array of LEDs with 17 independent light sources, each having three primary colours (red, green and blue LEDs) for a total of 51 channels. A total of 102 individual LEDs in each SensoSphere Classic, or 204 LEDs in the SensoSphere Professional, or 357 LEDs in the SensoSphere Mega!
The light emitted from the SensoSphere is continuously undergoing subtle transformations. Because the SensoSphere never repeats the same light patterns, contemplating it remains endlessly fascinating.

The SensoSphere central module,
at the core of which sits a powerful ARM microprocessor

Mood light modes

The mood light modes available on these light therapy devices are able to answer the specific needs of the user, or to act indirectly on the environment according to their associated combinations of colours and rhythms, including brainwaves frequencies.

Pure, clean light

The SensoSphere uses exclusive LED light sources allowing the creation of pure colour of an incomparable quality, rarely found in nature It features high precision, analog electronic LED drive circuits to generate a clean and stable light favourable for therapeutic application, unlike the light emitted by most common LED devices which contains substantial flickering. Although invisible to the naked eye, the light noise from this flickering contributes to an environmental stress.