
660nm + 850nm · Quartz glass · Actively cooled
AURORA builds full-body photomedicine beds on an uninterrupted quartz glass plane, with stacked dual-band emitters and active cooling that holds output flat from start to finish.
The engineering

The entire treatment surface is fused quartz — not acrylic, not polycarbonate. Quartz passes both 660nm and 850nm with near-zero absorption, and it will not yellow, haze, craze or off-gas under years of thermal cycling. What you lie on is optical hardware, not a plastic lid.
Every emitter zone stacks 660nm for surface and skin with 810–850nm for deep tissue and muscle. Single-wavelength beds force a choice between the two. Stacked dual-band delivery covers both indication sets in the same twenty minutes.
Delivered dose is governed by distance and incident angle — not raw LED count. Our canopy and base arrays are positioned and angled to hold consistent irradiance across the whole body contour. Competitors patent their spacing for a reason.
LEDs get very hot, and hot LEDs lose output. Every passively cooled bed on the market fades as the session runs. AURORA runs closed-loop active cooling that holds junction temperature at target, so minute 20 delivers the same irradiance as minute 1. No one else does this.

Wave Light Stacking™

Included ownership program
Emitters degrade quietly. A bed that measured perfectly on delivery can drift below therapeutic threshold within a few years and never look any different. So once a year we replace every bulb in your bed and verify the delivered dose with a calibrated PAR meter at treatment distance — measured, not estimated.
First year is included with every AURORA ONE. Renewals are billed annually per bed.
The collection
Every system in the line runs the same optical platform: quartz glass, stacked wavelengths, active cooling.

Platform specification