AURORA ONE quartz glass red light therapy bed glowing in a dark studio

Blue 415–465nm + Red 660nm · Quartz glass · Actively cooled

The first blue and red light therapy bed ever built.

Every other full-body bed gives you red and calls it finished. AURORA runs clinical blue and red at high density together, across an uninterrupted quartz glass plane, with active cooling that holds output flat from the first minute to the last.

The engineering

Four decisions that determine whether a light bed actually works.

Macro detail of quartz optical panel over high-density blue and red emitters

The first blue + red bed

No one had built it. Every full-body bed on the market is red-only, because blue is harder: shorter wavelength, tighter tolerances, far more heat per useful photon. AURORA is the first bed to run clinical blue at 415–465nm and red at 660nm together, at full density, over the entire body — not a blue accent strip, not a face attachment.

Complete quartz glass bed

The entire treatment surface is fused quartz — not acrylic, not polycarbonate. Plastics absorb and scatter blue light badly and yellow as they age, which quietly kills your blue dose. Quartz passes both blue and red with near-zero absorption and will not haze, craze or off-gas under years of thermal cycling.

High density, engineered geometry

Delivered dose is governed by emitter density, distance and incident angle — not headline LED count. Both bands are populated at high density across the canopy and base, positioned and angled to hold consistent irradiance across the whole body contour. Competitors patent their spacing for a reason.

Active thermal management

LEDs get very hot, and hot LEDs lose output — blue emitters worst of all. Every passively cooled bed 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.

AURORA ONE open, revealing the high-density blue and red emitter canopy

Wave Light Stacking™

Blue and red. Same twenty minutes.

415–465nm blue
Skin clarity and surface biology. Targets acne-causing bacteria, congestion, oil balance and tone at the epidermal layer.
660nm red
Dermal repair and recovery. Collagen, circulation, inflammation and cellular energy through the full dermis.

Blue clears, red rebuilds. Running them separately means two appointments and two machines. Stacked at high density in one bed, they cover both indication sets in a single session.

Annual bulb renewal service case with replacement emitter modules and calibration meter

Included ownership program

Annual Service & Extended Warranty — $8,000 a year.

Every bed needs to be diagnosed in person, not guessed at remotely. Once a year a certified AURORA technician visits your site, inspects the machine end-to-end, and verifies the delivered dose with a calibrated PAR meter at body distance across the full bed — before and after any service. Blue emitters degrade faster than red, so both bands are measured independently, degraded modules are replaced, the system is recalibrated, and your extended warranty is renewed for another year.

  • On-site technician visit: full diagnostic, optical inspection, and performance review.
  • Quartz inspection, reseal and optical clean.
  • Cooling loop service and filter replacement.
  • PAR meter readings taken across the full bed at body distance, before and after service, with a signed calibration certificate against factory spec.
  • Annual extended warranty renewal — $8,000 per bed, per year.

First year is included with every AURORA ONE. Renewals are billed annually per bed.

The collection

From a single joint to an entire suite.

Every system in the line runs the same optical platform: quartz glass, high-density blue and red stacking, active cooling.

Private AURORA light suite with multiple glowing quartz therapy beds

Platform specification

Two bands, measured — not marketed.

Treatment surface
Fused quartz glass, single continuous plane
Wavelengths
415–465nm blue / 660nm red, high density, stacked per zone
Emitter density
Full-body blue and red population, canopy + base
Emitter geometry
Fixed engineered standoff, angled canopy + base arrays
Thermal control
Closed-loop active cooling, junction temp held at target
Output stability
Irradiance held flat across full session duration
Session dosing
Per-occupant blue/red protocols, stored session records
Chassis
Machined aluminum, graphite anodized or polished titanium
Service
Annual on-site service, PAR-meter verified — $8,000 / year