LuciPhi™ PBM Helmet – The next generation of light-based neurotechnology

The LuciPhi™ PBM Helmet has been developed for those who want advanced, precise and professional photobiomodulation in a modern and user-friendly format. The system combines intelligent app control, near-infrared light, pulse rate technology and 21 individually controllable zones for a more targeted experience than traditional PBM helmets.

The technology is based on research in transcranial photobiomodulation, where near-infrared light is used to support cellular energy turnover, cerebral microcirculation and mitochondrial activity. LuciPhi™ has been developed for modern users who want to combine wellness technology, focus optimization, recovery and biohacking in one premium platform.

The system is based on the professional Suyzeko GY-L21 platform with 420 medical LEDs and advanced Bluetooth control via tablet.

Why LuciPhi™ stands out

Most PBM helmets irradiate the entire head simultaneously without differentiated control. LuciPhi™ instead uses 21 independent treatment channels based on international 10/20 EEG placement, which provides a significantly higher degree of control and flexibility.

This makes it possible to:

• Activate specific zones individually
• Create your own personal protocols
• Adjust strength and frequency separately
• Combine several brain regions at the same time
• Work more purposefully with different focus areas
• Optimizing comfort and flexibility

The 21 channels are positioned over frontal, temporal, parietal and occipital regions in accordance with EEG standards used in neurotechnology and research.

Advanced dual-wavelength technology – 810 nm + 1070 nm

LuciPhi™ combines two of the most interesting wavelengths in modern photobiomodulation:

• 810 nm near-infrared light
• 1070 nm near-infrared light

810 nm is often associated with high absorption in cytochrome c oxidase in the mitochondria and is used in research related to cellular energy and ATP production.

1070 nm provides deeper penetration and lower light scattering in biological tissue.

The combination is designed to support:

• Cellular energy turnover
• Mitochondrial activity
• Cerebral blood flow
• Neuronal signaling
• Focus and mental clarity
• Recovery and relaxation
• Modern brain wellness

Photobiomodulation can affect biological processes by near-infrared light being absorbed by cytochrome c oxidase in the mitochondria. This can contribute to increased ATP synthesis, nitric oxide release and cellular signaling processes.

Developed for focus, mental energy and modern lifestyle

LuciPhi™ is designed for modern people who want to support focus, mental performance and well-being through non-invasive technology.

The product is often used as part of:

• Focus and productivity routines
• Reimbursement routines
• Relaxation and mental balance
• Sleep and evening routines
• Meditation and mindfulness
• Wellness and biohacking environments
• Clinics and wellness centers
• Home use for informed adult users

Smart app management with professional control

LuciPhi™ comes with a dedicated Android tablet and intelligent Bluetooth control via the Suyzeko app.

The system provides access to:

• Individual channel management
• Power adjustment from 1-100%
• Pulse frequency from 1–20,000 Hz
• Continuous or pulsating light
• Time management from 1–30 minutes
• Pre-programmed modes
• Manual professional settings

Completed programs include:

• Relaxation
• Sleep
• Focus
• Meditation
• Cognition

Manual quick buttons on the helmet also provide access to:

• 10 Hz alpha mode
• 40 Hz gamma mode
• Continuous light mode

The main advantages

• 21 independent treatment channels
• 420 medical LEDs
• 810 nm + 1070 nm dual-wavelength technology
• Advanced transcranial photobiomodulation
• Intelligent app and tablet management
• Focus on mental clarity and brain well-being
• Supports modern wellness and biohacking routines
• Pulse frequency up to 20,000 Hz
• Possibility of alpha and gamma frequencies
• Combined cranial and nasal PBM
• Comfortable premium design
• Integrated ventilation system
• Can be used with a power supply or power bank
• Professional technology in a home-friendly format

Combined cranial and nasal PBM

LuciPhi™ includes connectivity for nasal photobiomodulation, which makes it possible to combine cranial and nasal light stimulation in the same system. This provides increased flexibility for advanced users and professional environments.

Technical specifications

Product Name: LuciPhi™ PBM Helmet
Platform: Based on Suyzeko GY-L21
Technology: Transcranial Photobiomodulation (tPBM)
LEDs: 420 medical LEDs
Wavelengths: 810 nm + 1070 nm
Channels: 21 independent zones
Power: 36 W
Power adjustment: 1-100%
Frequency range: 1–20,000 Hz
Light mode: Pulse or continuous
Treatment time: 1–30 minutes
Control: Bluetooth + Android tablet
Power supply: AC 100–240 V or PD power bank 12 V
LED lifetime: 100,000 hours
Material: Medical ABS + silicone
Dimensions: 290 × 290 × 216 mm
Color: White
Ventilation: Integrated ventilation holes
Area of use: Wellness, biohacking and non-medical use

This is included

• LuciPhi™ PBM Helmet
• Tablet with pre-installed control app
• Premium aluminum case
• Power adapter
• Power cable
• Extra comfort insert
• Instructions for use

Here's how to get started

1. Connect the helmet to electricity or a power bank.
2. Open the app on your tablet.
3. Connect to the helmet via Bluetooth.
4. Select program or manual mode.
5. Adjust strength, frequency and channels.
6. Place the helmet comfortably on your head.
7. Start the desired program.

Reservation

This device is designed for wellness, photobiomodulation and non-invasive light stimulation and is not intended for the diagnosis, treatment, cure or prevention of disease. People with photosensitivity, epilepsy, pregnancy, photosensitivity or the use of photosensitizing medications should consult their healthcare professional before use. The eyes should be protected during use. Keep out of the reach of children.

Disclaimer

Uno Vita AS distributes the product based on available manufacturer information and publicly available research within photobiomodulation. The information is only intended as general information and not medical advice. Use of the product is at your own risk. Results and user experiences may vary individually.

Freedom of expression and right to information

Uno Vita reserves the right to share publicly available research and information on photobiomodulation, red light, near-infrared light and wellness technology in accordance with principles of freedom of expression and freedom of information, including the UN Declaration of Human Rights Article 19 and the Norwegian Constitution §100.

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