Life is a vibration.
VIBROBED® is a regenerative vibrating bed
controlled by the Let’s Vibe app.
Let yourself be carried away by pleasant musical stimuli
and sound waves that you perceive with your whole body.

Let yourself be carried away by pleasant musical stimuli
and sound waves that you perceive with your whole body.

Original sound and music compositions are compiled based on research
for your maximum experience and relaxation.





Discover the unsuspected possibilities of low frequency sound and music composed according to the principles of receptive music therapy. Reduction of psychosomatic tension and acoustic stress, slowing of heart activity (activation of the papasympathetic system)
within the autonomic nervous system, increasing the body's ability to relax and regenerate.



Through the integrated amplifier, vibrations are transmitted
to 4 body zones (calves, thighs, hips, chest) of the wooden
resonance membrane and to headphones.

Low frequency waves (vibrations in the 30-80 Hz band)
are produced sequentially and modulated in combination
with sound and music stimuli.

8 built-in vibration exciters with a power of 8x100 W can be
found under the body scheme of the resonant membrane.

You can set the type and intensity
using the Let’s Vibe app.

Vibroacoustic therapy (VAT) is a therapeutic method which originated in the 1980s and combines low-frequency sound vibrations in the range of 30-120 Hz with listening to music. The effectiveness of VAT therapy has been determined primarily on the basis of empirical experience and research conducted using a low number of participants. Some studies have demonstrated the effect of VAT in the case of people with various types of health problems—painful conditions, cerebral palsy, Parkinson's disease, etc. Unfortunately, there are not enough research on VAT therapy and its effects on the autonomic nervous system and stress, which are one of the main research topics. This knowledge gap was the reason for conducting pilot studies and a large randomized controlled study focused on stress (Vilímek et al., 2019-2025). The aim of our research is to focus attention on evidence-based practice and the application of knowledge in practice.

Vibration of the organs, tissues and cells

