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Ultrasonic Hygiene Suite › Sonic Shower
STS • 40–120 kHz current UST study envelopeHuman operation only in validated STS modes; no animal use on this modelExperimental / calibration / future quantum-sensor modes: empty-only
Sonic Shower
STS • Personal Hygiene / Accessible Hygiene

Sonic Shower

A low-water, human-facing hygiene enclosure built around controlled mist, bounded acoustic surface interaction, directed extraction, adaptive comfort and safety monitoring.

Concept Development3D CAD ReadyShared UST CoreSafety-Bounded
STS Model Gallery

Different configurations for different markets

These renderings are design studies rather than frozen production SKUs. Final dimensions, controls, finishes and component packaging will be established in 3D CAD and prototype testing.

Current Concept Specifications

Design-study envelope

Acoustic Study Range40–120 kHz current UST study range
Coupling MediumAir + controlled mist / thin surface moisture
Occupancy RuleDesigned for validated human-use modes only
Water / Fluid InterfaceSmall reservoir or low-volume building feed
ElectricalCommon UST electrical architecture; final rating TBD

Frequency values shown here are current UST concept-study ranges from the program architecture, not released product specifications or human exposure limits.

Operating Experience

Selectable modes

Neutral Hygiene

Body-neutral comfort and standard cleaning sequence.

Warm Comfort

Gentle thermal assist within bounded safety limits.

Cool Refresh

Reduced thermal input and increased comfort airflow.

Sensitive / Assisted

Reduced acoustic, airflow and thermal envelopes.

Quick Cycle

Short bounded refresh cycle.

Adaptive

Sensor-driven selection within approved limits.

Control Interface

Ten control / status functions to define

The final interface may use physical buttons, sealed switches, touch controls, indicators or a combination. The website shows functions, not a frozen hardware layout.

Power / standbyFinal label, icon, hardware and control behavior remain subject to HMI engineering.
Mode selectionFinal label, icon, hardware and control behavior remain subject to HMI engineering.
Temperature comfort levelFinal label, icon, hardware and control behavior remain subject to HMI engineering.
Cycle duration within hard maximumFinal label, icon, hardware and control behavior remain subject to HMI engineering.
Acoustic status indicatorFinal label, icon, hardware and control behavior remain subject to HMI engineering.
Mist / reservoir statusFinal label, icon, hardware and control behavior remain subject to HMI engineering.
Airflow / extraction statusFinal label, icon, hardware and control behavior remain subject to HMI engineering.
Door / occupancy interlockFinal label, icon, hardware and control behavior remain subject to HMI engineering.
Emergency stopFinal label, icon, hardware and control behavior remain subject to HMI engineering.
Complete / service / fault indicationFinal label, icon, hardware and control behavior remain subject to HMI engineering.
Public-Safe Architecture

How the system works without exposing proprietary geometry

Open How-It-Works
Map

Confirm user position and safe operating geometry.

Mist

Apply a controlled low-volume moisture layer.

Acoustic

Use bounded, monitored surface-agitation modes.

Extract

Move moisture and loosened contamination toward capture.

Dry

Finish with controlled airflow / thermal comfort.

Safety Architecture

Interlocks, warnings and safe-state behavior

Human-use envelope

Only validated hygiene modes may run while occupied.

No pet mode by default

Animals require a separately validated product/mode.

Service calibration lockout

High-output calibration and engineering test modes require an empty enclosure.

Door / exit interlock

Opening the enclosure or emergency release inhibits acoustic drive.

Thermal monitoring

Temperature limits trigger derating, pause or shutdown.

Acoustic monitoring

Field feedback constrains output and detects abnormal conditions.

Face / sensitive-zone protection

Control logic must reduce exposure around protected regions.

Sensor fault handling

Disagreement or missing critical sensors forces safe degradation or shutdown.

Moisture / airflow protection

Blocked extraction, abnormal humidity or leaks inhibit the cycle.