Sleep Waves Psychoacoustic Simulator

B.S.W.I.® is a technology which aims to exploit the frequencies of the sleep and awake stages to generate sensations at hypothalamic level: important impulses of primary emotions are released by the hypothalamus, which also contains various fundamental regions of memory.

Induced stimulation is therefore a first step towards a form of “dialogue” with deep encephalic structures through a physiologically appropriate language.
Therefore, it is not an abstract study, but a scientific and experimental system which opens the door to a profound awareness of signals that are per se self-produced by our encephalon. The simulation of cerebral waves aims to reproduce by induction, the psychoacoustic self-generation and consequent synchronism of cerebral waves. Examples of waves of these dimensions are defined as the rhythm stages Delta, Theta, Alfa, Sigma, Beta and Gamma (Loomis, Harvey and Hobart 1937).

Even though it is a theoretical study, its real construction is achieved by means of a complex interaction of acoustic and psychic structures.
This technology has generated a considerable number of studies and applications which have enabled numerous software, hardware, methodologies and therapeutic procedures to be developed.

To date, both the experimentation and the technology are in continuous evolution with applications that range from biomedicine to relaxing. From the treatment of sleep and stress-related problems to post-traumatic recovery etc.
“On-demand” solutions can be realized very rapidly precisely because of its modular development.