A Class 1 medical device registered in Korea, made to spread the pressure on a resting body evenly.
Sound heritageSound Oasis partner since 2008Sound Oasis vibroacoustic systems were developed with Dr. Lee Bartel, Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto.
Partner since 2008
Sound heritage
Since 2008, Halcyon has brought Sound Oasis sound machines and vibroacoustic systems to Korea. Sound Oasis builds its sounds with researchers in music, health and sound therapy, led by Dr. Lee Bartel of the University of Toronto.
Its tracks are what Dr. Bartel calls designer music: composed on scientific principles for a set purpose, such as winding down for sleep or settling into rest.
EASYLab's vibroacoustic technology was developed by Halcyon, with Sound Oasis systems as its model.
About Halcyon
These researchers and albums relate to Sound Oasis sounds and devices, not to EASYLab.
In a sealed air core, pressure is the same at every point. That is Pascal's principle. Countless upright strings hold the top and bottom skins together, so the surface stays level instead of bulging or sagging, and the body's weight is shared across the whole surface.
An acoustic module plays a track as sound, and a sonic vibration module turns the same track into gentle vibration you feel through the surface. Volume and vibration are set apart, in 30 steps each.
An electric pump sets the air pressure, so the same mattress can feel firmer or softer. Digital step control from the hand controller is in development.
A companion app in development records the night through the phone's microphone and estimates when you fell asleep and woke, alongside the tracks and settings you used. Results are estimates for reference.
Sleep and wellness · not a medical device
For bedrooms, hotel suites and spas. Music played as sound and as gentle vibration, on an air core that stays level, under a quilted knit cover.
Discover EASYLab Home
Class 1 medical device (MFDS) · US FDA registered
For care homes, hospitals and home care. Registered intended use: to distribute pressure on the body to help prevent pressure sores, with fine sonic vibration to help the patient relax.
Discover EASYLab MedicalThe EASYLab Home and EASYLab Medical images are design concepts for the production model. The final product may differ.
An air core held level by fine upright strings, under a quilted knit cover. Inside, the same track plays twice: once as sound, once as gentle vibration you feel through the surface. Volume and vibration are set apart, from a hand controller.
Pre-orders open Price on request
Sound meets structure.
Air meets string.
A knitted cover, quilted in a feather pattern. It zips on and off for washing.
The surface is finished with two coats of TPU.
Made of 100% TPU fabric, it holds the air. An electric pump sets the firmness.
Plays the track as sound, in 30 steps of volume.
Turns the same track into gentle sonic vibration, in 30 steps of intensity.
Countless fine strings stand between the top and bottom skins and spread pressure across the whole surface.
The TPU fabric that closes the string core from below.
Every layer is there for one reason: so that a single track can reach you twice, once as sound and once as gentle vibration, on a surface that stays level and even beneath you.
The mattress, hand controller and electric pump arrive together, each in its own place. Without air, the mattress rolls up, so it travels compact.
See what is included
At home, in hotel rooms and in spas.
The Korea Rehabilitation, Homecare and Welfare Expo. 21–23 October, COEX Hall D, Seoul. Free admission.
We will be in touch once production is scheduled. Hotels, care providers and distributors can send a provisional order.