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ORRA Neural Suit

The spine, the vagus, and a cold jolt between the shoulder blades.

Concept retail

$499

Form

Short-sleeve compression top, neck-mounted detachable ORRA Drive

Stage

Design concept

Short-sleeve compression top

The Suit is where the architecture stops being a device and becomes a system. The rigid coil is replaced by micro-Litz conductor woven into the compression panels, the LED ring becomes a flexible light-guide membrane, and the Peltier becomes thermal patches over the cervical and thoracic nodes.

The control board does not disappear, it detaches. A neck-mounted module holds the MCU, the power management and the cell, and comes off before the garment goes in the wash. That decision repeats across every worn unit in the family, which is why they can share one module design and one charger.

The ORRA Neural Suit: a matte black short-sleeve compression top with a fine silver conductive filament woven in a branching pattern across the chest and shoulders, and a charcoal drive module at the base of the collar.
The Suit. The actuator array is woven into the knit, not stitched on as a panel.
40 Hz Flow Gamma
1-4 Hz Deep Rest Delta
7.83 Hz Resilience Schumann

Coil routing and panel placement are drawn against a nerve map. The smart-weave itself is a textile development programme, not a part you can order.

Architecture

What is in it

ORRA Neural Suit carries 5 functional layers. Every named part is a real manufacturer part number, chosen once for the family and reused, so one qualification covers every unit that uses it.

Weave

NANODOSE smart-weave — micro-Litz conductor matrix in the compression panels

Chest and spinal columns

Photonic

Flexible light-guide membranes at the shoulders and spine

660 nm and 810 nm micro-LEDs

Thermal

Flexible TEC patches over the cervical/thoracic nodes

The 10 degC / 3 s jolt, worn

Sensing

Distributed MAX30001 contacts + flexible IMU network

Drive

Neck module, detachable for washing

The back of the ORRA Neural Suit: a red-lit spinal panel running from the neck to mid-back, a silver filament weave branching across the shoulder blades, and the drive module at the top of the spine.
The spinal array is the reason the drive module sits at the neck and not at the waist.
ReachesWorn or heldCalibrationCost concept
Vagus nerve, Cervical and thoracic spineWornBio-impedance, before every sessionNot yet costed

Source drawing

The sheet this page was built from

Everything above was read off one working drawing. It is published here whole, annotations included, so the specification and its source can be checked against each other rather than taken on trust.

Concept sheet for the ORRA Neural Suit.
Working concept sheet from the ORRA development thread, published whole and unretouched. Open it to read the annotations at full size. They are working notes rather than verified findings, and several state things this site does not claim: nothing is patent pending, no protein simulation has been run, and no certification named on any sheet is held. What is true and what is not.

Honest position

What we are not saying

ORRA Neural Suit is a general wellness concept. It is not a medical device, it has not been evaluated by the FDA, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. No unit has been manufactured, no certification listed on this site is held, and no human data of any kind exists.

The concept retail price of $499 is a design target set against a bill of materials. It is not an offer and there is nothing to buy.

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The layer stack, the component list with manufacturer part numbers and the mode table are written down. Ask and you get the same document a contract manufacturer would.

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Concept retail against a real bill of materials, with the margin shown rather than implied.

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